RedHat Screen resolution problem

[Captain Carrot]

Hello,
I install the red hat on one of my machines and got a quick problem resolution. This machine (which I use it for testing) is decked out with a screen 14 "640 * 480. But the red hat I have installed starts by default 800 * 600 or higher so I wonder if there is an option to start in low resolution (as in Mandrake 9.0). So, how do I sort out this problem? If you have a solution for this, then please let me know. thanks in advance.

[ISAIAH]

Hello,
I have a similar kind of a problem after redhat installation. A text mode install I ever do and I do not think the canonical path works there. In fact when I test the mandrake at the beginning of the install it was enough to make a manip to start the install in low resolution graphics mode. For the red hat I'll see if a text mode install option does not return graphics mode with a low resolution. so, if you have a solution for this, then please let me know. Thanks in advance.

[WinDoWLoCuS]

Hello,
I do not recall it being possible to change the display resolution used by Anaconda, but as I have little memory, it has to check .... By cons, two alternatives are to consider:
- Installation in text mode, as in suggesting earlier (It's just not as nice in graphics mode, but it consumes less system resources etc. ....)
- This distribution can run a VNC server (AC I tested it on Fedora Core example): You then displays the GUI on another PC.

[cyber-noob]

Hello,
Well as I look for two solutions, I already have redhat 9.2 I'll fire in text mode, it's not that I did not know (I'm even proud enough knowledge about computers than I begin to accumulate without further problem ...) In addition (the mandrake so I tested on redhat v) I recognize my card. You can try this option, if you need. Also if you have any alternative solution for this then please let me know.

[SoftWore]

Hello,
I'm not sure you'll have redhat with fewer problems than in mandrake. Mandrake, have to say, supports (without installation / compilation (the driver supplied by the manufacturer) by the user) a wider range of material than other distros, finally, I have noticed. Have you ever tried to install in text mode? I think you should also try to run Mandrake on your system.