'Out of frequency'

Hello
I installed Solaris 10 succesfully on my x86 desktop, but I didn't realised in time that I was working with a LCD screen, so I entered the option about the standaard 75Hz frequency away...
Now if I start up Solaris, I first get the bootscreen where I can choose to use boot parameters and when the loginscreen is loading I got the 'out of frequency' error.
Can someone help me with the parameters I have to fill in to change a file? (which file?)
thanks, Hans

Hmm, so actually you should have gone to the 'sol10x86 forum' ;-)
Anyway, easiest option is to normally boot and when you get the question "press b or enter to boot" (2nd prompt during bootphase) use "b -s". That'll dump you to the single user mode after which you need to present the root password to get to the console. Next you can run "kdmconfig" and reconfigure X.

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Hi. I have a beige G3 minitower with an 80 gig hd, 448 mb ram, ATY Mach 64 3DUPro 6mb vram pci. Monitor is a NEC Multisync FE770. I have an 8 gig partition on which I successfully installed OSX10.2.08, and another partition has 9.2.2.
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