Voodooprojects
Chameleon => General Discussion => Topic started by: Rave on February 14, 2010, 02:47:07 PM
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Hi. I dont find any fixes for this problem and decided to write here, maybe you can fix horizontal stretched apple logo on widescreen resolutions?
I tryed to use bootflags and there is "Graphics Mode"="1680x1050x32@60" on my boot.plist.
I tried 1440x900 also and 1280x1024 seems that my monitor (samsung t220) is not reacting...
Also tried to switch between Wide and Auto modes in monitor's settings menu.
And tried this http://namedfork.net/bootxchanger but dunno why) anyway doesnt matters, this software didnt works on my Snow Leo 10.6.2 @ boot_RC4_Duvelv2.1_Rekursor
Moderator Edit: I have moved this here as it's not really a feature request
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Hi Rave
I have tried to answer some of the screen resolution questions here
http://forum.voodooprojects.org/index.php/topic,1181.0.html
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Your link to post is about bootloaders screen, and I mean a grey apple's bootscreen.
Thanks.
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Okay, but the stretched Apple logo is down to a resolution problem which you should be able to fix. Do the themes also look squashed?
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Yes, themes was also squashed.
Now the problem becomes more deep. I'm listed VESA modes in gui loader and realized that there is only 1680x1050x8. I entered this mode in my boot.plist. Result - yes, apple logo is now very beautiful BUT the chameleon's gui doesn't appears (blank white screen instead of it) and the spinning wheel moved to the left corner of the screen and looks twisted. I don't used gui before but spinning wheel kills me...
Please, help.
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I don't think osx/kernel supports 8bit colors....
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I don't think osx/kernel supports 8bit colors....
mb not, but it works on bootscreen as you see... in some way.. 16 and 32 bits doesnt works at all and even not listed in vesa modes...
p.s. osx doesnt looks like 8 bit... looks like 32=)
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Can someone help me with advice about vesa modes? Can I change them?
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Yes, themes was also squashed.
Now the problem becomes more deep. I'm listed VESA modes in gui loader and realized that there is only 1680x1050x8.
What resolutions are 32bit in the Chameleon's video info list? As I think you are going to have to stick with one of those.
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On the photo, excluding 640x480x8 and 640x400x8 that was also in list.
When I use 1280x1024x32 screen is also stretched. Switch between "wide" and "auto" in monitor settings is always set to "auto" of course.
I'm confused about my vesa list. Where it is placed? Can it be edited?
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I'm confused about my vesa list. Where it is placed? Can it be edited?
The list of VESA modes is pulled from your video card ROM. Available modes seem to depend on which type of display is connected as well (VGA or DVI).
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I'm confused about my vesa list. Where it is placed? Can it be edited?
The list of VESA modes is pulled from your video card ROM. Available modes seem to depend on which type of display is connected as well (VGA or DVI).
Is there a difference on what DVI of two is connected to monitor's input? My 8800 has 2 DVI outs, ones that closer to motherboard is connected to 22" and other is connected to a 15" via DVI-VGA converter.
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You can easily check this yourself - try booting up with only one display connected and then check the list of VESA resolutions from the Chameleon GUI. Repeat, with only the other one connected.
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Tried, without positive results....
So what, i need new videocard? Does your 9800gtx+ has additional vesa modes?
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Available modes top out at 1280x1024 because that's the native res of my display.
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I found a way to patch the VBIOS to support any widescreen resolution.
Right now it is only usable by flashing the card, but I'll work at implementing it into Cham to patch the vbios on the fly.
Read more here:
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=211294&pid=1414671