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Apr 24, 2011

When I boot without X or hit Ctrl+Alt+F1 I have very low screen resolution.(large font) I believe default is 640x480

Normal for the screen is 1920x1200.

Can I change it?

Does it have to do with Nvidia?

Ubuntu10.10-x64-Nvidia

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