Dear Luis,
Try to tune the vertical lenght of your monitor manually(using
the button on the screen). The problem seems to be the refresh rate has
changed .
There is a web page shows the usage of sisfb. It may help you.
< http://www.winischhofer.at/linuxsisvga.shtml >
As I know there is not a fi
Dear Ming and all,
Thanks for the reply, Ming. I really appreciate your help.
I put "video=sisfb:mode:none" in the append part of lilo.conf and it did work
(back to text mode), but now the computer try to fit more lines than it fits
in the screen, in the sense that there are lines below what t
Try to pass "video=sisfb:mode:none" to your kernel, just like pass
vga=ask. This options tells kernel does not turn on the sis framebuffer.
If this option works, you will bootup your machine in text console. At
that point you can try to activate standard framebuffer by passing
"vga=791" to your ker
Hi,
I am running Debian on my laptop and after an upgrade, it tries to enter
in "graphical console mode".
On boot I get:
sisfb: Using MMIO qeue mode
the screen goes blank and it enters in graphic mode (with the penguin on
the screen), but it's all fuzzy. I can't use the text consoles
(Ctrl+Alt
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