How do I change the frambuffer resolution?

On my laptop with Intel graphics I got the correct resolution automaticly, but on my workstation with NVIDIA I have 640x480 (?) on my 24" monitor. I havent find any usefull information about changing the resolution myself.
How do I change the resolution myself?

karol wrote:
Gusar wrote:
karol wrote:Nvidia closed driver doesn't work with KMS out of the box, nouveau does.
What you refer to as "KMS" is an implementation detail. Like I said, nvidia has been doing modesetting in the kernel since forever. It's just that they do it only for X, while "KMS" is used by both X and framebuffer console drivers.
It's the same with AIGLX, it's an implementation detail. Nvidia has had accelerated indirect rendering way before AIGLX came into existence. Likewise redirected direct rendering, that's also something nvidia had way before DRI2 was created.
Oh, now I get what you mean. Nvidia has also it's own libgl implementation.
Hund, what are you doing in the framebuffer that needs 3D? Why not use X?
Nothing. I just use the frambuffer from time to time.

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