> > I've just installed Debian (potato) and it seems that all is well... > > except a few minor issues, and this is the most irritating one: When > > in the bash shell (not an X terminal; haven't figured out how to set > > up and get X running yet), the output to the screen seems to be > > slightly off center: the first half letter or maybe the first whole > [snip...] > > to recompile the kernel... Any suggestions? > > yeah :) > i modify my screen properties frem mas os 9 and i shifted a lot to the > right side. i rebooted and i'was entered in the firmware pressing > the (apple)+(option)+o+f keys and the monitor was shifted to right!!! > so the parameter are stored in the nvram!!! > and if them are stored in nvram u can change them with the firmware! > (i love such a firmware... even if it cost me a lot of time to study it!)
i think to had said a beastiality!!! (pardon moi) all monitor implements something called preset(s) and recall the same parameter for each video mode.... but.... i rebooted from mac os9 in 1024x768 and open firmware entered in 1024x768 mode.... so i try to reboot from mos os 9 in 640x480 and open firmware entered in 640x480!!! i believe that the smartest way to make this is to save the video mode in nvram... for the video setting i have some doubt :( t64
