How do I change video resolution.

I have Number-Nine S3mini driver. The bios is 86C357. I can't get the depth of color, nor can I get the higher resolution.
Any suggestions ?
Pranava.

Pravana,
You can use these 2 commands to attempt a change in the keyboard/display mode comfiguration:
Login as root
#kdmconfig -u
#kdmconfig -cf
You will see a menu driven configuration screen to set the resolution and monitor type/model.
Allen Lai
Sun Microsystems

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