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Raptor 4000 Series: Reference Manual

3.7 DDC Resolution

NOTE: From this point the name xorg.conf will be used to refer

to the configuration file used by both the XFree86 and X.org

server.

If you are using a monitor with DDC2B/EDID protocol the default

resolution will be determined using the Auto-Detect feature. With

this protocol, the Raptor 4000 Series card first checks the Detailed

Timing and Established Timing Identifiers (taking the first one

supported) and then tries to match the Standard Timings.

NOTE: The monitor must be turned ON prior to starting the

Xserver in order for a Raptor card to pick up and use the default

monitor resolution. Some adapters and cables may block this

signal.

By default, the X server will start with the resolution that DDC has

reported. If the Auto-Detect feature fails the card will use the

resolution specified in the “Screen” Section for the associated

“Device” in the xorg.conf file.

Other methods described in this section will override any

information obtained via EDID.

If the monitor is not DDC capable, then the Xserver will start with

the resolution that is specified in the xorg.conf file. Please refer

to section 4.7 for details on how to modify resolutions in the

xorg.conf file, and section 4.7.2 on how to disable DDC.

3.8 Configuration for PC Graphics Hardware

This section assumes that the XF86Config or xorg.conf file

was configured to work properly with your existing VGA/SVGA

cards. For documentation on how to install and configure your

VGA/SVGA card, please refer to the XFree86 documentation.

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