General :: 3D Zalman Monitor - To Manually Enter The Resolution But After A Reboot It Goes Back To The Default

Apr 5, 2010

I'm using Redhat 5 with a video card nvdia fx 1500 and a zalman zm-m220 monitor

Has anyone configured a 3D monitor with redhat?

I'm trying to set the resolution to 1680x1020. I edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and try to manually enter the resolution but after a reboot it goes back to the default.

which is the file i need to edit to manually enter the resolution.

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