I use the lines
[pxe003]
XF86CONFIG_FILE = XF86Config.pxe003
in lts.conf to specify a config file rather than have it auto generated.
This proved to be the only way to get the specific modelines I wanted.
Specifying mode lines didn't work. I think it was interfered with by our
monitors DDC responses, and I didn't know how to turn this off in lts.conf.
In any case, GL acceleration does not work when the config is generated
automatically or static, it makes no difference.
On Mon, 06 Mar 2006 13:24:40 -0000, Burke Almquist
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The "server" is on the client in X, if that makes any sense.
So the xorg config on the server doesn't make any difference, you are
right.
The client config file is created is generated in /tmp, its not static.
That means this is probably an lts.conf editing issue to get dri and glx
working, not editing the Xorg config file itself.
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