discussions.apple.com - 5/13/2009
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After just updating to 10.5.7 on my Mac Mini 2,1 (2GHz) my monitor (Belinea o.display 4_24, 24", connected via DVI) is not recognized correctly any more! It should be running at 1920x1200 native resolution but is now stuck on a bizarre 1920x1080. Additionally, I found a new tab in my monitor ...
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10.5.7 update problems, continued...
MacFixIt —
... conflict in the drivers, since 1920x1080 is the maximum display resolution for HDMI connections. There may be several approaches to fixing this problem. The first would be to try a PRAM reset, which can be done by holding the options-command-P-R keys all at once at reboot, and holding them down until the computer resets a few times, then releasing them and allowing the computer to boot normally. If a PRAM reset doesn't work, try a workaround suggested by Apple Discussion board user " cizko ", which is to install a screen output tweaking program called " ...
How to Fix OS X 10.5.7 DVI-HDMI Screen Resolution Issues
TheAppleBlog —
Apple had finally released OS X 10.5.7, so I downloaded the combo updater in preparation to install on my three Macs. After installing the update on my MacBook Pro and my wife’s iMac without any issues, I ran the combo updater on my Mac mini that is hooked up to my TV.
My TV’s native resolution is 1360×768 ...
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