Trying Slitaz both live and installed, I get an odd resolution of 1024x600, so I have to scroll up and down to see the top/bottom of the screen, but the lower 2 thirds of the icons on the toolbar at the bottom of the screen are still not showing.

Looking at the documentation, I read that tazx should let me choose a resolution. Tazx doesn't appear on the Slitaz menu (Preferences or System Tools would seem logical), so I tried running it from a command line. It does not offer any resolution choices, and the dialog is rather confusingly written. The 3 options are:

xorg Install or configure Xorg
text Disable X autostart
quit Quit Tazx utility

Firstly, the word starting each line shouldn't be showing, as it looks confusing. Second, what happened to the option to choose resolution, as mentioned in the handbook: http://doc.slitaz.org/en:handbook:xwindow#tazx-slitaz-x-configuration-tool ? On the same subject, that document could usefully say how to run Tazx. Or does Slitaz not have this option in Tazx now?

I was under the impression that my system, running live and on initial install, would use Xvesa rather than Xorg, and if there's a way of getting Tazx to give me a sensible resolution without too much effort, then I'd rather do that than start messing about with Xorg.

In case it's relevant, here is what lspci | grep VGA shows:

VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8623 [Apollo CLE266] integrated CastleRock graphics (rev 03)

This is the built-in graphics chip on one of VIA's early mini-ITX motherboards. This low energy system is going to be used to run things largely unattended, such as aMule, and having accelerated 2D or 3D graphics is not really important, but seeing the whole screen would be nice! I don't really want to install applications until I can get the resolution issue sorted.

Any pointers?

Thanks,
Mark.