refresh rate

[phundamental unaudio]

Hello i just installed demudi 1.2.1 and can't setup monitor refresh rate.
After some messing around i somehow set the screen resolution right but i
cant set the refresh rate no matter what i do. The stuff in FAQ doesnt work.

[Sam Banks]

open /etc/X11/xorg.conf with your favourite editor.
In there you should be able to find the section that relates to vertical and
horizontal refresh rates.
Change those values to your desired ones and 'ctrl-alt-backspace" to reset
your X server.

Cheers

Sam

Post by phundamental unaudio
Hello i just installed demudi 1.2.1 and can't setup monitor refresh rate.
After some messing around i somehow set the screen resolution right but i
cant set the refresh rate no matter what i do. The stuff in FAQ doesnt work.
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[phundamental unaudio]

what should i do after pressing ctl-alt-backspace? gives me a text mode
screen with login after which i have to reboot as i cant figure out how to
get back to x..

Post by Sam Banks
open /etc/X11/xorg.conf with your favourite editor.
In there you should be able to find the section that relates to vertical
and horizontal refresh rates.
Change those values to your desired ones and 'ctrl-alt-backspace" to reset
your X server.
Cheers
Sam

Post by phundamental unaudio
Hello i just installed demudi 1.2.1 and can't setup monitor refresh
rate. After some messing around i somehow set the screen resolution right
but i cant set the refresh rate no matter what i do. The stuff in FAQ doesnt
work.
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[phundamental unaudio]

also what should i set the settings to? it's not very clear.. i want to set
it to 1024x768 with 75hz refresh rate.. it currently looks like this:
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "Generic Monitor"
Option "DPMS"
HorizSync 28-49
VertRefresh 43-72
EndSection

Post by phundamental unaudio
what should i do after pressing ctl-alt-backspace? gives me a text mode
screen with login after which i have to reboot as i cant figure out how to
get back to x..

Post by Sam Banks
open /etc/X11/xorg.conf with your favourite editor.
In there you should be able to find the section that relates to vertical
and horizontal refresh rates.
Change those values to your desired ones and 'ctrl-alt-backspace" to
reset your X server.
Cheers
Sam

Post by phundamental unaudio
Hello i just installed demudi 1.2.1 and can't setup monitor refresh
rate. After some messing around i somehow set the screen resolution right
but i cant set the refresh rate no matter what i do. The stuff in FAQ doesnt
work.
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[Sam Banks]

75hz is either the horizontal or vertical.
What model monitor are you using?
If 'ctrl-alt-backspace' puts you to a command prompt then you must have the
wrong settings in xorg.conf.
If you tell us the model we should be able to tell you what values to put
in.

Cheers

Sam

Post by phundamental unaudio
also what should i set the settings to? it's not very clear.. i want to
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "Generic Monitor"
Option "DPMS"
HorizSync 28-49
VertRefresh 43-72
EndSection

Post by phundamental unaudio
what should i do after pressing ctl-alt-backspace? gives me a text mode
screen with login after which i have to reboot as i cant figure out how to
get back to x..

Post by Sam Banks
open /etc/X11/xorg.conf with your favourite editor.
In there you should be able to find the section that relates to
vertical and horizontal refresh rates.
Change those values to your desired ones and 'ctrl-alt-backspace" to
reset your X server.
Cheers
Sam

Post by phundamental unaudio
Hello i just installed demudi 1.2.1 and can't setup monitor refresh
rate. After some messing around i somehow set the screen resolution right
but i cant set the refresh rate no matter what i do. The stuff in FAQ doesnt
work.
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[phundamental unaudio]

It's ok i somehow set it myself (what is the xorg.conf.custom file? things
fixed when i copied xorg.conf to it) however now whenever i login i get a
message pop up which says

Error activating XKB configuration.
Probably internal X server problem.

X server version data:
The X.Org Foundation
60802000

If you report this situation as a bug, please include:
- The result of xprop -root | grep XKB
- The result of gconftool-2 -R /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/xkb

and another one:

The X system keyboard settings differ from your current GNOME keyboard
settings. Which set would you like to use?

and two buttons one say xorg another saying gnome but whichever i choose it
still pops up next time i login..

Post by Sam Banks
75hz is either the horizontal or vertical.
What model monitor are you using?
If 'ctrl-alt-backspace' puts you to a command prompt then you must have
the wrong settings in xorg.conf.
If you tell us the model we should be able to tell you what values to put
in.
Cheers
Sam

Post by phundamental unaudio
also what should i set the settings to? it's not very clear.. i want to
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "Generic Monitor"
Option "DPMS"
HorizSync 28-49
VertRefresh 43-72
EndSection

Post by phundamental unaudio
what should i do after pressing ctl-alt-backspace? gives me a text
mode screen with login after which i have to reboot as i cant figure out how
to get back to x..

Post by Sam Banks
open /etc/X11/xorg.conf with your favourite editor.
In there you should be able to find the section that relates to
vertical and horizontal refresh rates.
Change those values to your desired ones and 'ctrl-alt-backspace" to
reset your X server.
Cheers
Sam

Post by phundamental unaudio
Hello i just installed demudi 1.2.1 and can't setup monitor
refresh rate. After some messing around i somehow set the screen resolution
right but i cant set the refresh rate no matter what i do. The stuff in FAQ
doesnt work.
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Post by phundamental unaudio
It's ok i somehow set it myself (what is the xorg.conf.custom file? things
fixed when i copied xorg.conf to it) however now whenever i login i get a
message pop up which says
Error activating XKB configuration.
Probably internal X server problem.
The X.Org Foundation
60802000
- The result of xprop -root | grep XKB
- The result of gconftool-2 -R /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/xkb
The X system keyboard settings differ from your current GNOME keyboard
settings.  Which set would you like to use?
and two buttons one say xorg another saying gnome but whichever i choose it
still pops up next time i login..

Yeah. I never did figure out how to fix this. I have never noticed it
affecting useability. It is fixed in 1.3 AFAIK.

[Karolis Doksas]

hello, i am fresh and truly new in linux world, i just installed
ubuntu 6.06pack in my notebook and i need some help about everything.
I am working
mostly with all sound editing programs on win based systems, and i would
like to build my own lab ( and help anybody if i could somehow ) in linux,
which is the best OS in world. as i know, linux is the best way to have the
fastest and most adveneced sound machin. i would like to help to community
whatever i could help, but i need some help to myself first. P.S. i hate
windows.

[Mark Stuart Burge]

startx

Post by phundamental unaudio
what should i do after pressing ctl-alt-backspace? gives me a text
mode screen with login after which i have to reboot as i cant figure
out how to get back to x..
open /etc/X11/xorg.conf with your favourite editor.
In there you should be able to find the section that relates to
vertical and horizontal refresh rates.
Change those values to your desired ones and 'ctrl-alt-backspace"
to reset your X server.
Cheers
Sam
Hello i just installed demudi 1.2.1 and can't setup monitor
refresh rate. After some messing around i somehow set the
screen resolution right but i cant set the refresh rate no
matter what i do. The stuff in FAQ doesnt work.
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