FWIW, I was having screen resolutions on my laptop, and it turned out to be my fault. Somewhere I'd gotten the idea that my laptop's LCD resolution os 1400x1050, but in truth it's 1440x900.

Just something worth double checking, imho.

- Christian

gabe f wrote:
try removing the "1400x1050" mode from your monitor section, or put it after the "1024x768".

On Saturday, July 12, 2003, at 06:35 AM, Johannes Kuhn wrote:

Hi

After fiddling arround for quiet a while i could get the trident driver
running, with my CyberBlade xp video card.
I attached my XF86Config file.

My Problem now is, that it seems that the driver does not care about the
entered screen resolution ( i tried a few and they showed axactly the
same behaviour). The screen always ist about 4 times bigger that my
display is (by the way it is not scrolling around if i move the mouse).

The propper resolution should be 1024x768. But no matter what i set i
get the same results.

Any help would be appreciated.

Regards
--
Johannes Kuhn
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