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Nick wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 14/02/06, Richard Bronosky <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:mythtv@bronosky.com"><mythtv@bronosky.com></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> I'm assuming this doesn't work for VT[1-6] which is what I am really
curious about. I still have no idea what mode or resolution VT[1-6] is
using, but after 6 months of playing around, it it the only thing that
causes my TV to kick into 1080i mode.
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The standard text mode resolution is typically 80x25. You can however
specify different modes via your kernel startup options with 'vga=xxx'
which requires console framebuffer support.
Nick
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80x25 can be achieved at various resolutions. 640x480 -1600x1200,
etc. I'm trying to figure out in the very least what resolution is
being used. Ideally I'd like to know the syncings and timings too.
(everything that goes into a modeline.)<br>
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Heck at this point I'd be happy just to find someone who understands
the question, even if they can't answer it.<br>
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