Add the mode with the Xrandr –add-mode xrandr-addmode VBOX0 xrandr screenĠ:minimum 64 X, current x 960, maximum 16384 x 16384 VBOX0 connectedĪs you can see, the resolution of 1280x1024 has been added to the display's resolution list.Ħ. Use Xrandr to see the newly added xrandr Screen Use CVT to add a new resolution, the following is to create a 1280x1024, refresh frequency of 60hz CVTĥ9.89 Hz (CVT 1.31m4) hsync:63.67 kHz, pclk:109.00 MHz
There are two tools to use here: Xrandr and CVTġ. If you need additional custom resolution settings
The VIRTUAL1 is the beginning of the next line of screen 0 in Figure 1, and the following 1440x900 is the so-called resolution name that can be seen in Figure 2Īt this point, the resolution setting is complete. With the command xrandr-s 1440x900_59.9, you can set the resolution to 1440x900, as shown in the following figure:Ībove this command is a temporary set resolution, if required permanent settings need Xrandr-output Virtual1-mode 1440x900 Where the asterisk is the current resolution. In other words, the screen resolution cannot be adjusted by setting.įinally, we found that you can adjust the resolution using the XRANDR command.Īfter entering Xrandr in the command prompt, the following image appears: Today after the installation of Ubuntu 14.04, in the virtual machine display is not complete, originally adjust the screen resolution can solve the problem, the results appear unknown display as shown below: If you want to reprint please indicate the source:
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