Hi,
I've just installed RedHat Fedora 3 and am trying to get my Iiyama AS4611UT running in 1280x1024. By manually editing the Xorg.conf file and specify horizontal and vertical refresh rates manually i have got it working, sort of. The problem is that the image is now too wide for the screen. I can control the horizontal position using the controls on the front of the panel, but cannot stretch or shrink (it would be more ideal to specify the screen size properly anyway).
I have tried changing display size in the Monitor section of xorg.conf to those recommended in the manual, and to smaller values, but this doesn't seem to have any effect.
If anyone has got such a monitor working in a highish resolution and could provide me with some parameters it would be much appreciated. Alternatively any other suggestions would be gratefully received. Not an avid poster, so hope I’ve got the right group!
Cheers, Greg
Thanks, Greg.
Greg Frith
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