Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 12 Oct 1998 10:23:36 -0700 (MST) | From | Ely Wilson <> | Subject | Re: Little extra line at bottom of screen |
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On Mon, 12 Oct 1998, George wrote:
> > I'm currently running standard vgacon on my Cirrus Logic GD 5430 (rev 71) > video card with 2MB of RAM under 2.1.125. In mode 8 (132x43), I get 3/4 of
I too have a Cirrus, a 5434 w/1 Meg..
> a line at the bottom of the screen that is a section of the scrollback > buffer. I'm not using vesafb (card doesn't support VESA 2.0 it seems).
Yeah, no vbe2, now doesn't that suck (i'm thinking about emulation, but..) I had the same problem (just last night) with the same video mode, I used teh scrollback or switch vc's an dthere was leftover text at the bottom of teh screen.
> Booted with 'vga=8' as the only parameter. I can't select the line with gpm > either.
I think what causes it is that something has reported an invalid screen reolution during bootup and the last line (which is not a full line) was written to. After boot everything appears to work fine (except for the obvious).
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