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I got my hands on a Ubuntu System (which was displaying correctly) and I installed CentOS 6.3. The screen is wrapping around on itself. Any ideas?
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I got my hands on a Ubuntu System (which was displaying correctly) and I installed CentOS 6.3. The screen is wrapping around on itself. Any ideas?
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I had the same issue with CentOS 6.3 with a 19" Samsung monitor.
I solved this by changing the resolution in /System/Preferences/Display/ to 1280×720.
I don't get an option to change the resolution. It is stuck at 1366x768, which is the LCD's native resolution. – Sky High – 2012-11-18T06:01:41.200
a screenshot or photo would help loads here – Journeyman Geek – 2012-09-21T11:13:56.337
Sorry, new user... :) – Sky High – 2012-09-21T11:31:59.127
I read 'Laptop 15"' but still have to ask: Is it a built-in or an external display? If the latter applies, how is the display connected: digital (<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface) or analog (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VGA_connector)?
– jaume – 2012-11-10T14:54:24.533It is a built in LCD display. – Sky High – 2012-11-18T06:02:35.423
xrandr recognizes it as LVDS1. – Sky High – 2012-11-18T07:12:16.617