Hello all,
i'm trying to change the screen resolution to the sharp netwalker to be able to run a program which its maximun resolution is 640*400 in the full screen (Now it run in a window, but is really little). Can anybody help me?
Regards
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QUOTE(potes @ Jun 17 2010, 08:54 AM) 
Hello all,
i'm trying to change the screen resolution to the sharp netwalker to be able to run a program which its maximun resolution is 640*400 in the full screen (Now it run in a window, but is really little). Can anybody help me?
Regards
i'm trying to change the screen resolution to the sharp netwalker to be able to run a program which its maximun resolution is 640*400 in the full screen (Now it run in a window, but is really little). Can anybody help me?
Regards
Hello,
did you look in the settings? There may be a Display panel. I don't have my Netwalker anymore (long story...) so can't check. If such a panel is missing, you may have to edit/create xorg.conf accordingly.
I also tried xrandr for some on-the-fly modifications (namely to create a virtual screen with panning) but it wouldn't work. If it did it would be a nice option to quickly change the resolution.
Hope this helps!
In the panel only appear the standart resolution, so i'm not able to changed. With xrandar I don't know which device to put. Also it don't exist xorg.conf, so i'm afraid to put some (i'm newbie).
Hello,
did you look in the settings? There may be a Display panel. I don't have my Netwalker anymore (long story...) so can't check. If such a panel is missing, you may have to edit/create xorg.conf accordingly.
I also tried xrandr for some on-the-fly modifications (namely to create a virtual screen with panning) but it wouldn't work. If it did it would be a nice option to quickly change the resolution.
Hope this helps!
QUOTE(merlin1 @ Jun 17 2010, 01:21 AM)
QUOTE(potes @ Jun 17 2010, 08:54 AM)
Hello all,
i'm trying to change the screen resolution to the sharp netwalker to be able to run a program which its maximun resolution is 640*400 in the full screen (Now it run in a window, but is really little). Can anybody help me?
Regards
i'm trying to change the screen resolution to the sharp netwalker to be able to run a program which its maximun resolution is 640*400 in the full screen (Now it run in a window, but is really little). Can anybody help me?
Regards
Hello,
did you look in the settings? There may be a Display panel. I don't have my Netwalker anymore (long story...) so can't check. If such a panel is missing, you may have to edit/create xorg.conf accordingly.
I also tried xrandr for some on-the-fly modifications (namely to create a virtual screen with panning) but it wouldn't work. If it did it would be a nice option to quickly change the resolution.
Hope this helps!
Im afraid it will be hard to achieve full screen vga resolution.
If you start fiddling with X configuration you will be able to make it work in vga resolution but not stretched for sure. I do not know if it will be possible to set display to stretch mode of any kind.
What kind of application is this?
Maybe there is a workaround to make it appear bigger.
You can try to run it in virtual vncserver and connect to it with client which supports resizing. That might work.
If you start fiddling with X configuration you will be able to make it work in vga resolution but not stretched for sure. I do not know if it will be possible to set display to stretch mode of any kind.
What kind of application is this?
Maybe there is a workaround to make it appear bigger.
You can try to run it in virtual vncserver and connect to it with client which supports resizing. That might work.
I'm executing qemu (to run panzer general).
Regards
Regards
QUOTE(ptoki @ Jun 17 2010, 10:26 AM)
Im afraid it will be hard to achieve full screen vga resolution.
If you start fiddling with X configuration you will be able to make it work in vga resolution but not stretched for sure. I do not know if it will be possible to set display to stretch mode of any kind.
What kind of application is this?
Maybe there is a workaround to make it appear bigger.
You can try to run it in virtual vncserver and connect to it with client which supports resizing. That might work.
If you start fiddling with X configuration you will be able to make it work in vga resolution but not stretched for sure. I do not know if it will be possible to set display to stretch mode of any kind.
What kind of application is this?
Maybe there is a workaround to make it appear bigger.
You can try to run it in virtual vncserver and connect to it with client which supports resizing. That might work.
Are you using vnc connector to qemu graphics?
If so then try to find vncclient which supports resizing. Im sure that tightvnc under windows does that (just checked). there is source code for linux and probably somewhere you can find compiled version for netwalker.
If not then Maybe someone will compile it for us all
If so then try to find vncclient which supports resizing. Im sure that tightvnc under windows does that (just checked). there is source code for linux and probably somewhere you can find compiled version for netwalker.
If not then Maybe someone will compile it for us all
QUOTE(ptoki @ Jun 18 2010, 08:39 AM)
If not then Maybe someone will compile it for us all
We should definitely have our repository... Anyone has Debian packaging abilities?
Im running qemu directly from a terminal, im not using any vnc cklient to connect to the virtual machine.
QUOTE(ptoki @ Jun 17 2010, 11:39 PM)
Are you using vnc connector to qemu graphics?
If so then try to find vncclient which supports resizing. Im sure that tightvnc under windows does that (just checked). there is source code for linux and probably somewhere you can find compiled version for netwalker.
If not then Maybe someone will compile it for us all
If so then try to find vncclient which supports resizing. Im sure that tightvnc under windows does that (just checked). there is source code for linux and probably somewhere you can find compiled version for netwalker.
If not then Maybe someone will compile it for us all
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