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KernelPanic:
Model:  151FS
Max Resolution:  1024 x 768
Sync Type:  Seperate
H Freq/ V Freq:  30-58 Khz / 50-100 Hz
Tube Manufacturer:  
Monitor Type:  Multisync/Multiscan
Tube Model:  
Tube Size:  15
Connector:  HD-15

There's you go, that's all the data you will need (and more). Put it into either /etc/X11/XF86Config or /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 depending on what distro you run. You will just need to put te correct values in for Horizsync and VertRefresh.

choasforages:
that would work, or if it is XFree86 4.0 or higher
typing as root

xf86cfg

 should bring up a pretty good xconfigurater. also, check and see if your model of moniter has a more expensive "brother", cuase im running mine alittle bit higher then its supposed to, i just had to turn dpms off i think

[ November 24, 2002: Message edited by: choasforages ]

DJ:
I went through the steps in 'xf86config' and it says my card is "basically UNSUPPORTED"

Using xf86cfg it brings up what appears to be a GUI configurator but it has about 3 colors and is a lot larger than my monitor . . .

I think the problem is with my vid card

Dj

[ November 24, 2002: Message edited by: Engineer ]

KernelPanic:
When you're in xf86config, after the monitor step it will say 'do you want to look at the card databse' or something like that. At this point enter 'y'. Keep pressing [Enter] until you see your vid card. Then tyep in its number xx and press [Enter].

DJ:
I did and that's when it says my card is unsupported and that it may only work as a generic VGA-compatible card, then I used the generic vga-compatible, and it still does not work. Oh well, maybe I will just have to pick up a new vid card, does anyone else run this card by chance?

Dj

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