Debian Sarge Display problem

From: NuB (bng57[at]clear.net.nz)
Date: 01/19/05

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    I am running Linux Debian Sarge distr.. When I installed it I had difficulty
    knowing what to put down for my VIDEO CARD - as it is built in to the
    motherboard. Everything turned out ok except for the display: it is almost
    'square' on my 15" rectangular CRT....i.e.: there is ALOT of unused space on
    the display. Can anyone tell me where to look & what to do to reconfigure my
    display?
    Many Thanks In Advance - NuB.

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