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Subject: Digital output on LCD display

Subject: Digital output on LCD display

2003-11-17       - By Gary Cote

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I put a flat-panel LCD display on my linux box
over the weekend, but I'm struggling with how
to tune the image. I can't seem to get my video
card to kick into digital output mode, and analog
output mode yields a warbly image.

  System info:
  . Dell 1702FP display
  . ATI Radeon 7500 video card
  . Redhat 8.0

I was hoping to just run xf86config, but I guess
it needs some tweaks. For what it's worth, when
xf86config probes the monitor, it reports the
correct model number, but indicates analog mode
in parentheses.

So ... questions:

. Do I need to do anything in particular to force
 my video card into digital mode? For instance,
 does it matter whether I plug both VGA and DVI
 cables into the card?

. Are the xf86 server and radeon drivers that ship
 with redhat 8.0 recent enough to support these
 monitors? I'm running a recent 2.4 kernel, so
 presumably the driver is pretty up-to-date.

. Anybody know a better forum to answer these sorts
 of questions? What's the most likely component to
 need tweaking here? The monitor itself? The video
 driver? The X server?


Thanks in advance.

--
Gary Cote
gcote@(protected)