I took my Mac Mini to work to connect it to my LCD at work and set the display settings to 768x1024 I brought it home, booted up the Mac I went back to Single User Mode and deleted the Displa圜onfigX settings again, but this time it didn't work.Ħ. I think I clicked too many times and accidentally selected a resolution that doesn't work, at which time it immediately went to the NSM.ĥ. I restarted and it looked OK but then I navigated to system settings and clicked on Displays. I re-installed Displa圜onfigX, this time with settings I thought would work, as well as the default 768x1024 resolution.Ĥ. I restarted the Mac and was able to get the original/default 768x1024 resolution.ģ. I followed Displa圜onfigX instructions to remove the Displa圜onfigX settings by accessing them in Single User Mode (aka Unix Mode) on the Mac. When I did, and restarted the Mac, it got through the grey apple screen and then went to NSM (for the first time ever).Ģ. So I purchased and installed Displa圜onfigX with settings that I thought would work with my TV. I assumed that since the Mac Mini doesn't have built-in support for 768x1360, and since it automatically picked 768x1024 (and stretched out the screen) that I wouldn't be able to use the full resolution for display. The second time I tried it, I did what the poster above suggested and held it throughout that screen, waiting for a "booting in safe mode" message but never got it, it went to the NSM screen. It took much longer to get through that screen than ususal but eventually went to the NSM once it got through it.
Once holding down the shift just until I saw the grey apple and "turning gear". I keep getting the "Not Supported Mode" when I power up my Mac Mini and I can't even start in Safe Mode! I'm using a Samsung HP-S4253 (plasma, 720p) monitor, using the VGA connection. I'm having a problem very similar to this but none of the solutions mentioned here work for me.
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