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That looks like it might be the monitor's own on-screen display rather than anything Puppy related. My guess is that the monitor hasn't been detected properly and Puppy is putting out a resolution that the monitor can't deal with.\n
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Since the message says 1280x1024, either the monitor is 1280x1024 and can't deal with anything else, or it's not 1280x1024 and is being sent 1280x1024 resolution and is complaining about it.\n
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(Or worse, it's a clock frequency error which was a real problem back in the early days of Linux.)\n
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For X/X11/Xorg it's probably going to need use of the `xrandr` shell command, perhaps to delete the mode that is causing the problem. For Wayland, it appears that each window manager has its own `xrandr` equivalent. I see talk of a `gnome-randr`, for example.\n
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That looks like it might be the monitor's own on-screen display rather than anything Puppy related. My guess is that the monitor hasn't been detected properly and Puppy is putting out a resolution that the monitor can't deal with.\n
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(Or worse, it's a clock frequency error which was a real problem back in the early days of Linux.)\n
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Alternatively, look up how to boot to a single-user shell by modifying GRUB options, that is, if no such option is there already.\n
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That looks like it might be the monitor's own on-screen display rather than anything Puppy related. My guess is that the monitor hasn't been detected properly and Puppy is putting out a resolution that the monitor can't deal with.\n
\n
Since the message says 1280x1024, either the monitor is 1280x1024 and can't deal with anything else, or it's not 1280x1024 and is being sent 1280x1024 resolution and is complaining about it.\n
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\n
To get to a shell in the first place, try the Ctrl+Alt+F1 key-combo. If the computer isn't frozen, that might get a text-based console login prompt. (Puppy might do things differently here though. Not sure.)\n
\n
Alternatively, look up how to boot to a single-user shell by modifying GRUB options, that is, if no such option is there already.\n
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