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Old 01-17-2008, 07:43 PM
Martin Herbert Dietze
 
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Default X session resets console resolution

Hello,

I experience a strange problem with my Debian Linux box. After
some upgrade (I don't remember exactly since I may not have
noticed the problem immediately) my screen resolution gets
reset to the font size used for 80x25 each time I start X. The
problem is, I use 80x50 chars on the console, so that after an
X session the console gets unusable. I am not using the
framebuffer thing on the console.

I tried copying my X configuration from another box that does
not have this problem, no success. I also tried manually
setting a font using the console-tools packages, almost the same
effect: The font stays the same, but the space between the
lines doubles.

I use an NVidia graphics adapter with the NVidia drivers
(problem has remained through several driver upgrades).
My XFree86 version is 4.3.0.

Any idea?

Cheers,

Martin

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