[K12OSN] Setting Frequencies of monitor.
Guy Lessard
glessard at coll-outao.qc.ca
Thu Oct 14 15:29:05 UTC 2004
I suggest that you use a common configuration for all your terminals,
use one of the suggested configurations in lts.conf, just remove the
hash sign "#" in front of your choice.
P.S. do'nt do like me and use a too high a vertical refresh rate, some
monitors did not like this :-( .
If you still want to tweak each monitor, you need to know exactly
the monitor specs (max resolution, horizontal and vertical ranges
and use a modeline calculator like this one:
http://www.hut.fi/Misc/Electronics/faq/vga2rgb/calc.html
Good luck.
bimal pandit wrote:
>hello list,
>
>i am running ltsp server on redhat linux 9, with ltsp server 3.0.2, i
>have different monitors with various models, now i want to set frequency
>of each of them so that it should not pinch to my eyes as it does. i.e.
>what i want is it should match as per the best fit/available resolution
>and frequency, so what is the CONCEPT/CALCULATION procedure of this to
>set, i know the parameter are:- X_HORZSYNC, X_VERTREFRESH
>but i want to know the concept...
>
>could anyone help me in this??
>
>regards
>
>bimal
>
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