04-08-2016, 09:24 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-08-2016, 09:29 AM by lenny.raposo-pine64.pro.)
Yes there may be a way to change the resolution.
this requires command line and will kill your current desktop session.
press ctrl+alt+f1 to enter commandline
then login and execute these commands one at a time
if you are using a Debian Image run these commands
sudo apt-get install fbset
sudo service lightdm stop
sudo fbset -a -xres 1920 -yres 1200 -vxres 1920 -vyres 1200
sudo service lightdm start
exit
if you are using a Arch Image run these commands
sudo pacman -S fbset
sudo service lightdm stop
sudo fbset -a -xres 1920 -yres 1200 -vxres 1920 -vyres 1200
sudo service lightdm start
exit
then press ctrl+alt+f7 to return desktop
that should set your screen resolution to 1920x1200 hopefully
let me know how that goes
this requires command line and will kill your current desktop session.
press ctrl+alt+f1 to enter commandline
then login and execute these commands one at a time
if you are using a Debian Image run these commands
sudo apt-get install fbset
sudo service lightdm stop
sudo fbset -a -xres 1920 -yres 1200 -vxres 1920 -vyres 1200
sudo service lightdm start
exit
if you are using a Arch Image run these commands
sudo pacman -S fbset
sudo service lightdm stop
sudo fbset -a -xres 1920 -yres 1200 -vxres 1920 -vyres 1200
sudo service lightdm start
exit
then press ctrl+alt+f7 to return desktop
that should set your screen resolution to 1920x1200 hopefully
let me know how that goes
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