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Raptor OpenWindows for Solaris Installation and Reference Manual
A-4
30
1600x1200x65
31 1600x1200x70
32 1600x1200x75
33 1600x1
34 1600x1280x76 *
NOTE: The resolutions followed by an
*
use composite sync.
The resolutions followed by a
+
are not supported on the Raptor
1100T.
Use
nvedit
to set the
video-mode
variable in NVRAM to the
number that corresponds to the desired video mode in the
preceding table. For example, to set
video-mode
to 8 on the
Raptor 1000 (1024x768x60), type the following:
NOTE: Please refer to Appendix B for a description of
nvedit
commands.
ok nvedit
0: 8 value video-mode
1: <ctrl-c>
ok nvstore
ok setenv use-nvramrc? true
ok reset
NOTE: The last three commands enable the NVRAM. Without
these lines, the changes you make with
nvedit
will be ignored.
A.4 Video-Timing Method
If the previously described method fails for your configuration, it
is possible to specify the exact timing numbers for a particular
resolution. This method for setting the console resolution also
uses
nvedit
. This method is more involved and requires
knowledge of all timing parameters for the desired resolution,
and is only meant for monitors whose resolutions are not
available in the Video-Mode Method.