I just upgraded about a week ago from 8.2-STABLE (and a ports tree that was about a year at least out of date) to RELENG_9 (built from source):
My previous Xconfiguration was setup for 1280x1024 (I use a 1080p TV), and I'm using an nVidia 9600 GT video card. This configuration was fine until I upgraded everything. Now it reports that this is an invalid video mode, with 1920x1080, the screen is off-center to the left by at least two inches (on a 30" TV), and so I am forced to use 1024x768. Does anybody know what could be causing this? I am certain both my card and monitor run perfectly at 1280x1024.
Also, unrelated, if anyone knows if there is a way to fix clipping in the terminal (when not in X, the top and bottom line of the terminal, and even the boot loader are cut off of the screen, even though the BIOS and X, at least when its working, aren't clipped and appear fine on my TV).
Code:
uname -a
FreeBSD **** 9.1-PRERELEASE FreeBSD 9.1-PRERELEASE #0: Tue Oct 16 20:16:29 PDT 2012 ****@****:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC i386
My previous Xconfiguration was setup for 1280x1024 (I use a 1080p TV), and I'm using an nVidia 9600 GT video card. This configuration was fine until I upgraded everything. Now it reports that this is an invalid video mode, with 1920x1080, the screen is off-center to the left by at least two inches (on a 30" TV), and so I am forced to use 1024x768. Does anybody know what could be causing this? I am certain both my card and monitor run perfectly at 1280x1024.
Also, unrelated, if anyone knows if there is a way to fix clipping in the terminal (when not in X, the top and bottom line of the terminal, and even the boot loader are cut off of the screen, even though the BIOS and X, at least when its working, aren't clipped and appear fine on my TV).