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SGI o2 display problems. Monitor says: "Out of Range"

edfarkas (TechnicalUser)
18 Aug 03 22:33
Hello,

I just brought home a SGI O2 system. It was working ok, until I began to play with the monitor display settings.  The monitor I have, usually can handle many resolutions at different refresh rates.  But when I put 1280x1024 at 96Hz,
it didn't worked, and the monitor always says "Out of Range".

Until now, I can only access the menu of system manteinance.  

I already have tried to do a single boot at the command monitor, for running a /usr/gfx/setmon 1280x1024_60 command.  But when I do the "single" boot, it inmediately tries to change the display resolution and after that I can not see waht is happening.

And the worst thing of all is that it is not connected to a network (nor configurated for it), so I can forget of doing any kind of telnet.

Any suggestions??

Many thanks,

Eduardo
srinibee (Vendor)
22 Aug 03 8:10
The best way to come out of this situation is, go to prom monitor by pressing esc key when the system shows the initial screen. Type single at >>> prompt.
Once you enter into single user mode, goto /usr/gfx/ucode/CRM/vof or /usr/gfx/ucode/CRIME/vof.
Copy the file 1024x768_60 to 1280x1024_96.

OR

go to /etc/rc2.d

vi S99setmonx

/usr/gfx/setmon -n 1024x768_60.

write and close.

Reboot.

regards
Srinivas Bandaru

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