Hello,
I recently installed FreeBSD 9.0 RELEASE amd64 on a Samsung RV520 with the following specs:
CPU: Intel Pentium B950
Chipset: Intel HM65
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics (HD3000)
Under windows it has a wide screen resolution of 1366:768 with a 60Hz refresh rate. However, after installing Xorg, no matter how I tweaked the configuration file, I could not get the resolution to be different from 1024x768, which means that everything appears squashed.
I sent an email to the freebsd-mobile list and I was advised the following:
Unfortunately the link provided does not really describe in detail what needs to be done (at least it's not obvious for someone like me). I looked through this forum and found the following link:
http://forums.freebsd.org/showpost.php?p=166892&postcount=102
However, this is only for the i386 version.
Can someone point me to a similar tutorial for the amd64 version, or at least give me some hints on what exactly I need to do in order to be able to get normal resolution on my screen?
Thanks a lot in advance.
I recently installed FreeBSD 9.0 RELEASE amd64 on a Samsung RV520 with the following specs:
CPU: Intel Pentium B950
Chipset: Intel HM65
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics (HD3000)
Under windows it has a wide screen resolution of 1366:768 with a 60Hz refresh rate. However, after installing Xorg, no matter how I tweaked the configuration file, I could not get the resolution to be different from 1024x768, which means that everything appears squashed.
I sent an email to the freebsd-mobile list and I was advised the following:
It seems to me that you will need Intel KMS support for this machine to enjoy
the full screen resolution. It is available for 9.0 since a few days. It would require you to download the latest sources, compile them and install the kernel with this support.
http://wiki.freebsd.org/Intel_GPU
will tell you more.
Unfortunately the link provided does not really describe in detail what needs to be done (at least it's not obvious for someone like me). I looked through this forum and found the following link:
http://forums.freebsd.org/showpost.php?p=166892&postcount=102
However, this is only for the i386 version.
Can someone point me to a similar tutorial for the amd64 version, or at least give me some hints on what exactly I need to do in order to be able to get normal resolution on my screen?
Thanks a lot in advance.