Re: New monitor and login problem

On 2/22/06, Anne Wilson <cannewilson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Beyond Fedora Core 4, I have a partition with Mandriva 2005.
Meanwhile, my monitor changed to a LCD one, and I did the needed
changes in order to use my new monitor with FC4. However, I cannot
login with Mandriva because of the new monitor. What is the best way
to tell Mandriva the new settings needed by my new monitor? I could
plug back the old monitor... but just wondering whether it can be done
without it.
Run XFdrake - either from Mandriva Control Center or from the command line.
If your monitor model isn't listed you will have no problems with Generic
LCD.

Well, Anne, how can I run xfdrake if I cannot do my login?

Paul

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