I have DLed xsis.rpm from www.suse.de, but when I expand this, the file I was told to read, i.e. /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/doc/README.XFCom_SiS is not there to be read. Does anyone have handy an XF86Config file that points to XSuSE or XFCom? Either the 530 or 620 chipset from SiS should be supported by this.
If not, I'll probably share one later when my wild guesses in XF86Config bear fruit. I do have about a 140 x 120 window into a 640 x480 screen now.
Next part of my question, any resources for sound for this or do I need to hammer on SiS for enough info to write the driver?
This is a very high quality Micro-ATX Board and would be neat for "Appliance" class computers featuring linux. I ran it for 200 hours at 112MHz under the most stressful win98 benchmarks I could find and nary a hiccup.
On another topic, for those who report installation halts and errors on certain systems with Seagate drives, I have discovered that there is a fix from Via.com.tw for the BIOS of their chipsets that makes it go away. The Seagate 38641 I used initially on this Shuttle would not install on a HOT-591 because the BIOS set it into the wrong mode for the install. <Shakes head> It works unless you have a BIOS older than 1998 Jun with a Seagate Ultra-DMA capable drive. This spookiness makes me feel more like a warlock than a tech.
Civileme
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