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Originally Posted by eagledt63
Hi rshaw, thanks for responding to my question so quickly. I'm just about out of ideas I tried the command xf86config and going through the set-up, and choosing the lowest settings for my monitor and video card, didn't work. I tried the command sax2, and the config window won't come up I just keep getting that box that pops up saying, Sync out of range. What does the ctrl-alt-f2 do? Do I just hit that key combination at the command prompt, and then log in as root? I'll try anything at this point. I'm getting disgusted w/ Suse, I never had this problem w/ other distros before. Thanks again.
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hi man
at the last configuration during your instalation where it says Hardware Configuration click on menu where it says Test the configuration if it doesn't work press ctrl+alt f7 from there change 16bit t0 8bit and screeresolution to 800*600 and test again it will work