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Run XF86Setup again and select the 1024 x 768 as a supported mode, then you can start Linux with the resolution setting... &nbsp;Not sure of the syntax but, it's something like...<br />
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Startx -16bpp 1024-768<br />
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The how-to should give you the exact syntax of it.
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Run XF86Setup again and select the 1024 x 768 as a supported mode, then you can start Linux with the resolution setting...  Not sure of the syntax but, it's something like...

Startx -16bpp 1024-768

The how-to should give you the exact syntax of it.

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try to get some linux drivers from <a href="http://www.3dfx.com" rel="ugc">http://www.3dfx.com</a><br />
maybe will help 
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try to get some linux drivers from http://www.3dfx.com [http://www.3dfx.com]
maybe will help

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I have recently installed a voodoo 3 on my linux system.<br />
I am only capable of getting a screen resolution of 800x600<br />
But before I put in my Voodoo 3 the res was at 1024x768<br />
I am fairly new to linux and need all the help that I can get<br />
Is there a way of getting the screen resolution back up to 1024x768?
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I have recently installed a voodoo 3 on my linux system.
I am only capable of getting a screen resolution of 800x600
But before I put in my Voodoo 3 the res was at 1024x768
I am fairly new to linux and need all the help that I can get
Is there a way of getting the screen resolution back up to 1024x768?

RedHat 6.0 &amp; Voodoo 3

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RedHat 6.0 &amp; Voodoo 3

RedHat 6.0 & Voodoo 3