Created attachment 17334 [details] Output of xrandr -q I am using FreeBSD 7.0p2 and the newes ports, also the newest xf86-video-radeonhd port. When I do a startx then I got only a resolution of 720*400 on my LCD. When I put the Option "NoRandr" in my Device-Section everything works so far. I've attached the output of xorg.conf, Xorg.0.log, xrandr -q and xrandr -q -verbose as textfiles in a tar.bz2 archive. With regards Stevan Tiefert
You should be able to set a mode up to 1280x1024. What message do you get when you try to unsuccessfully run a higher resolution?
I've started with: $ startx and tried the key-combination Ctrl + Alt + + or Ctrl + Alt+ - but I can't change the resolution. Should I start X in a different way? Maybe with parameters? With regards Stevan Tiefert
These key combinations don't work at all any more with any RandR based driver. It's a pity, but nobody added the necessary glue code so far. Try invoking 'xrandr' for that. The main issue is a different one: Your monitor's EDID data is broken, it returns its size in cm and not in mm: VGA_1 connected 720x400+0+0 33mm x 27mm Therefor, the Xserver tries to get to close as possible to 96dpi, which happens to be with the mode with the smallest y resolution, 720x400 in your case. I doubt this is a reasonable behavior, but it's the way it is. You will have to specify the monitor size (in mm) in your config file, and probably also add a 'Option "Preferred" "<yourmode>"'. This is mentioned all over the web, so you'll find information about it. You also might want to create a new bug report at the xserver, including the log file, stating that the monitor size is detected wrongly.
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