solution: 8 bit (256 color) only on 2001 ibook

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I figured the problem out. It is necessary to also set the monitor 
settings in OS X to 800 x 600 and to thousands, before trying to do it 
on Linux.
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I can't get my monitor to work on any set up other than failsafe
configuration or 8-bit (256 colors).  It is very hard to see anything
through the fuzzyness.  at 16 bit (thousands of colors) the x windows
system says that it is respawning too fast and it will not come up.
thanks for any help you can offer.

john
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the problem out. It is necessary to also set the monitor settings in
OS X to 800 x 600 and to thousands, before trying to do it on Linux.

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can't get my monitor to work on any set up other than failsafe 

configuration or 8-bit (256 colors).  It is very hard to see anything 

through the fuzzyness.  at 16 bit (thousands of colors) the x windows 

system says that it is respawning too fast and it will not come up. 

thanks for any help you can offer.


john</fontfamily></fixed></italic><fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param>

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