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Question change CRT resolution

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I want change my CRT resolution from 1152x900x** to 1280x1024x75 on a Solaris platform but I try "/usr/sbin/m64config" and "/usr/sbin/ffbconfig" command, the both commands failed :-(

In the /dev/fbs/ directory there is juste one file : cgsix0

have you got a solution to my customer problem...

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