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10 years 9 months ago - 10 years 9 months ago #68044
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Is it just my install? I am running Wheezy (3.4.9-rtai-686-pae) with Linuxcnc 2.7.3. Noticed all my rounds are coming out oval on the screen.
In Linuxcnc, or the pie chart in Libre office. Checked and tried all settings i could find and try, no change. Tried a different display , same problem.Even the grid is rectangular in the graph screen area.
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OMG !!! round here in the attachment :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
(Copied pic to usb and attached here , using win10) compared to same screen shot by my camera.
In Linuxcnc, or the pie chart in Libre office. Checked and tried all settings i could find and try, no change. Tried a different display , same problem.Even the grid is rectangular in the graph screen area.
:blink: :blush:
OMG !!! round here in the attachment :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
(Copied pic to usb and attached here , using win10) compared to same screen shot by my camera.
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10 years 9 months ago #68049
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I realise its got to do with display settings. But tried all i could find. no luck.
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10 years 9 months ago #68058
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It might be a setting that you can adjust on the actual monitor.
Can you find the monitor native resolution from the manual?
Can you find the monitor native resolution from the manual?
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10 years 9 months ago #68065
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Thanks for your response.
I tried two different screens, as well as went into their menus and reset to defaults etc. I feel its the video out from Wheezy thats messed up . I'm going to attempt a re-install and report back.
I tried two different screens, as well as went into their menus and reset to defaults etc. I feel its the video out from Wheezy thats messed up . I'm going to attempt a re-install and report back.
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10 years 9 months ago #68073
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Re-installed complete from USB. Narrowed it down to display settings. cannot set a display refresh rate. When i run Xrandr , get a failed to get size of Gamma ......
Any clues to try ?
Any clues to try ?
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10 years 9 months ago #68087
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Replied by tommylight on topic Rounds and Ovals.Graphics issues
Yeah, definitely a resolution problem, been there wasted a few days and gave up.
You have a 4x3 resolution on a 19x9 monitor. Had the same problem and nothing helped on an older computer. I did try xrandr and other tricks, even editing xorg manually but no joy. It was (and still is) a monitor problem, since that same computer works perfectly with any other monitor, and that same monitor gives the same problem on any other computer. Narrowed it down to a h/v sync problem and continued using it like that ( not nice since max i get is 960x640 and some visual errors ).
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You have a 4x3 resolution on a 19x9 monitor. Had the same problem and nothing helped on an older computer. I did try xrandr and other tricks, even editing xorg manually but no joy. It was (and still is) a monitor problem, since that same computer works perfectly with any other monitor, and that same monitor gives the same problem on any other computer. Narrowed it down to a h/v sync problem and continued using it like that ( not nice since max i get is 960x640 and some visual errors ).
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