Cian Duffy <myob87@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > For the Mobility (laptop) chips where the laptop LCD display is > > active, the > > ATI driver uses the VESA mode list that the Boot Manager sets up. > > This is > > the same mode list that the VESA driver uses, and the ATI driver > > uses mostly > > the same code to set the mode for the Mobility chips when the LCD > > display is > > active.. Were you able to select 1400x1050 before the ATI driver > > became > > part of Haiku? That is, were you able to select 1400x1050 with the > > VESA > > driver? > VESA never offered me this mode either - is there a possibility that > the boot manager doesn't know of this resolution or the VESA BIOS > isn't reporting it properly? Exactly, that's why using VESA modes only is always a bit problematic for LCD users. Unfortunately, switching the digital output mode is often done differently than the CRT one. Bye, Axel.