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Operating Systems Solaris I may have accidentally redefined one of the outputs... Post 67290 by joang on Tuesday 22nd of March 2005 09:12:55 AM
Old 03-22-2005
Found my problem

Hi,

Thank you for your posts.

Of course I did not show the entire command where I sent the output of ls -al to a pipe to grep for something. Sorry if you found my fragment confusing.

In any case, there was an internal application that was misappropriating the output. Once that was corrected, the outputs were fine.

Thanks again,
Joan
 

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NAME
intel_panel_fitter - Change the panel fitter settings SYNOPSIS
intel_panel_fitter [options] DESCRIPTION
intel_panel_fitter is a tool that allows you to change the panel fitter settings, so you can change the size of the screen being displayed on your monitor without changing the real pixel size of your desktop. The biggest use case for this tool is to work around overscan done by TVs and some monitors in interlaced mode. Options -p [pipe] pipe to be used (A, B or C, but C is only present on Ivy Bridge and newer). -x [value] final screen width size in pixels (needs -p option). -y [value] final screen height size in pixels (needs -p option). -d disable panel fitter (needs -p option, ignores -x and -y options). -l list current state of each pipe. -h prints the help message. EXAMPLES
intel_panel_fitter -l will list the current status of each pipe, so you can decide what to do. intel_panel_fitter -p A -x 1850 -y 1040 will change the pipe A size to 1850x1040 pixels. intel_panel_fitter -p A -d will disable the panel fitter for pipe A. NOTES
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