Hello,
I have a sun sparc ultra 60 that
the video has all of a sudden gone wacko on.

It all looks good as it's booting.. sun logo..
init...etc..

as soon as the Solaris login screen comes up, the
raster gets messed up. There are several horizontal
"bands" on the screen and, and the image is skewed.

It was all good last week, I don't recall changing
any video settings. Does this sound familiar to
anyone?

I'll probably run afbconfig and reset the video
mode just in case something got fragged, but if
thats not it, the only other thing I can think
of is reseating the video board.

If anyone has some suggestions, I'd love to hear
them.

Thanks,
bl8n8r

If this is a repeated behaviour, the first thing I would do is hook up my
Ultra 60 with another monitor to eliminate this factor. If the problem
persists, then there is something defenitely wrong with your video card.
However, if the problem is gone, get your monitor replaced while it is still
under warrenty.

Frank

"bad_knee" <bl8n8r@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:e817ca4d.0310040353.34354c1e@posting.google.c om...
> Hello,
> I have a sun sparc ultra 60 that
> the video has all of a sudden gone wacko on.
>
> It all looks good as it's booting.. sun logo..
> init...etc..
>
> as soon as the Solaris login screen comes up, the
> raster gets messed up. There are several horizontal
> "bands" on the screen and, and the image is skewed.
>
> It was all good last week, I don't recall changing
> any video settings. Does this sound familiar to
> anyone?
>
> I'll probably run afbconfig and reset the video
> mode just in case something got fragged, but if
> thats not it, the only other thing I can think
> of is reseating the video board.
>
> If anyone has some suggestions, I'd love to hear
> them.
>
> Thanks,
> bl8n8r

"Godzilla" <chufrankREMOVE@hotmailTHIS.com> wrote in message news:<wSAfb.8795$r.1293039@news20.bellglobal.com>. ..
> If this is a repeated behaviour, the first thing I would do is hook up my
> Ultra 60 with another monitor to eliminate this factor. If the problem
> persists, then there is something defenitely wrong with your video card.
> However, if the problem is gone, get your monitor replaced while it is still
> under warrenty.


Thanks. It seems to be working now. I have one of those vga(15pin)->sparc
convertors and running the ultra 60 on a viewsonic 18" lcd panel.

After telling the viewsonic to "auto-adjust" a few times, it finally
picked up a setting it liked. Never had it freak like that before..
ho well.

Thanks for the reply, God