Alex von Gluck<kallisti5@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > The Radeon HD cards seem to inject the preferred mode lines of > the active monitor into their VESA EDID (the vesa driver doesn't > pick it up because it compares the found monitor timings to the VESA > acceptable ones) That's just how EDID works, and it's actually the monitor which reports it -- that's exactly what it was made for :-) VESA doesn't support arbitrary mode lines which is why EDID doesn't always help in choosing the right correct resolution. > The driver still doesn't change the actual resolution on the card > properly just yet, but things are getting *much* closer. Feels good, doesn't it? :-) Bye, Axel.