Volker A. Brandt wrote:
> Try "setenv output-device screen:r1024x768x66" to get a decent
> picture to start with, then increase the frequency until it doesn't
> work any more.

Nope, no joy with that either. It would appear that Framebuffer FAQ is 
correct in that the PGX completely ignores whatever output-device is set 
to and always tries to output at 1152x900 at boot time regardless.

This only appears to be configurable using the m64config command in 
Solaris :(

Looks like I'll be running this machine headless as I no longer have a 
Sun monitor for it. This isn't too much of hassle, tbh, as it's going to 
be used mostly as a server at home and the display would only have been 
for convenience's sake every now and again when something went wrong 
after the initial install.

G.