Subject: video resolution problem
From: Reed Loefgren (reedloefgren@interfold.com)
Date: Thu Feb 24 2000 - 07:03:46 MST
> root@localhost reed]$ startmol
> Using MOL library directory /usr/lib/mol
> Mac-on-Linux 0.9.40
> (C) 1997-2000 Samuel Rydh, <samuel@ibrium.se>
> Using resource file '/etc/molrc'
> MOL kernel module 1.1.40
> Loading OF device tree from 'oftrees/oftree.nw'
> 128MB RAM mapped at 0x20000000
> Running in PowerPC 750 mode (G3)
> DEC frequency: 0x00fee5e8 (16 MHx), 167:10 mticks/usec
> PCI-bridge 'pci' (bus 0..1) installed at 0x80000000
> PCI-bridge DEC,21154 at 0:13
> Heathrow, (1:05) found
> Using nvram-image 'nvram/nvram.nw'
> Video module 'xvideo' installed.
> Running on VT 8.
> Using console mouse driver
> ** Video mode '1600x1200-76' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1600x1200-66' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1600x1200-60' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1280x1024-75' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1280x1024-74' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1280x1024-70' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1280x1024-60' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1280x1024-47-lace' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1280x1024-43-lace' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1152x864-80' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1152x864-75' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1152x864-70' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1152x864-60' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1152x864-47-lace' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1152x864-43-lace' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1024x768-100' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1024x768-90' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1024x768-75' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1024x768-72' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1024x768-70' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1024x768-60' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '1024x768-43-lace' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '800x600-100' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '800x600-90' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '800x600-75' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '800x600-72' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '800x600-70' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '800x600-60' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '800x600-56' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '800x600-48-lace' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '640x480-100' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '640x480-90' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '640x480-75' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '640x480-72' is unavailable
> ** Video mode '640x480-60' is unavailable
> console_video: No usable console video modes were found
> Video module 'console_video' not installed.
> MODE: 640*480, depth 8,15, 0.0 Hz
> MODE: 800*600, depth 8,15, 0.0 Hz
> MODE: 1024*768, depth 8,15, 0.0 Hz
> MODE: 1152*864, depth 8,15, 0.0 Hz
> MODE: 1280*1024, depth 8,15, 0.0 Hz
> MODE: 1600*1200, depth 8,15, 0.0 Hz
> Starting in video mode 1152*864, depth 15, 0.0 Hz [offs:0, rb:2304]
> osi_enet: Attached to network interface <eth0>
> osi_enet: Ethernet address is: 00 05 02 f6 ae 74
> osi_scsi: *** OSI SCSI DISABLED **
>
> ----> (disk_open) Opening /dev/cdrom: No medium found
> HFS disk: 2028 MB, /dev/hda9 [read-write]
> ----> (disk_open) Opening /dev/fd0: Interrupted system call
>
>
> Mapping GC at 80800000
> Starting emulation...
>
> RTAS instantiated at 00004000
> ************ WARNING, phandle == 0 ***********
> ********* of_quiesce *********
> <*> kOpenCommand
> >>>> Missing RTAS function ABCDEF02 (7/3)<<<<
> >>>> Missing RTAS function ABCDEF02 (7/3)<<<<
> >>>> Missing RTAS function ABCDEF02 (7/3)<<<<
> >>>> Missing RTAS function ABCDEF02 (7/3)<<<<
> Write of mouse control register (63 04)
> <*> control - Unrecognized cscode 20
>
Hello all,
The above is a cut from the mol terminal from a recent run.
I want to run mol at 1152x864, and it starts up in that resolution but
moments later falls back to the 640x480 default. What am I doing wrong
here?
Haven't been able to figure out what to comment out/in on the molrc. I
have tried and mol crashes, so I went back to the molrc
generated/included by mol. Then I went and edited the resolution part,
and thought I had it made until it fell back. I have also tried
un-commenting 1152/864/75 part of the fb.modes file, but then I get no
visual at all.
The monitor is a Viewsonic G810, and 1152/864/75 is listed on the Mac
side as a recommended resolution, so I assume I'm not going to fry
anything. (It's what I use on the Mac side.).
I could use a hand here, or somebodies molrc to use as a backcheck.
Thanks for any ideas or help,
Reed
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