On Sat, 24 Jun 2000, Paul wrote:
Check my tips at http://nlpagan.net/linux.htm#tips, it is explained there
how to make the block go away and the normal cursor appear :)
I have updated the part just now, put in a piece of my XF86Config file. I
hope it is clear enough that way.
Paul
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Don't be
I would check www.xfree86.org they have a part where it shows common problems and
solutions listed by video card. I don't know if yours is on the list but I would
check. Also check which version of XFree86 your using 3.3.6 or 4.0 and make sure you
check that version on www.xfree86.org. Hope
I would check www.xfree86.org they have a part where it shows common problems and
solutions listed by video card. I don't know if yours is on the list but I would
check. Also check which version of XFree86 your using 3.3.6 or 4.0 and make sure you
check that version on www.xfree86.org. Hope
Tim Dentremont wrote:
I'm running a pentium II 450 with 128 mb of ram...a Diamond Speedstart A55
(S3
Trio3D/2X)..a Sceptre dragon eye monitor.
all well flawlessly well though the install of mandrake 7.1. An d I'm
extremely
happy with what I see!..the only problem that I have is that
You can check out your XF86config file under the section of pointers.
there is a line here that tells you to uncomment it if your cursor
appears as a white box (to uncomment you have to delete the '#' and
then save the resulting file)
You can do this in X as root using Kedit or from a command
I'm running a pentium II 450 with 128 mb of ram...a Diamond Speedstart A55
(S3
Trio3D/2X)..a Sceptre dragon eye monitor.
all well flawlessly well though the install of mandrake 7.1. An d I'm
extremely
happy with what I see!..the only problem that I have is that it seems no
matter what
