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Startx - DVI-D Out of range 63KHz/60Hz

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http://www.backtrack-linux.org – Hi all, I downloaded BT5 R3 KDE 32 bit version image yesterday. While i tried to boot into GUI using the command "startx" I am getting the following error. ---------------- | DVI-D | | Out of Range | | 63KHz / 60Hz | ---------------- My Graphics is Intel HD Graphics 3000 and Monitor is LG E2041(I am suspecting this too :( ) I tried the following scenarios to correct it 1.In boot entry give i945.modeset=0 i945.modeset=1 2.In boot entry, xforcevesa 3.fix-splash and tried to delete *.ksplash files in /root (HowTos)

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Submitted by Backtrack on 08/23/2012

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