Hi Chadi,
I have the same card in my box here. X86Setup is really buggy about this I
agree! I set it up for 800/600 and it refused, at ANY bpp setting. It WOULD
work at 600/480, but you can't see enough of the setup pages to press "ok" to
make changes to think like nutscape etc.
I left it at 600/480 for a few weeks, finally, I reran XF86Setup and used the
absolute highest setting 1200/something and it worked! The problem now is that
scrolling is terrible. You have to use page up/page down etc to move around. If
i try to use my mouse, it takes forever for the screen to catch up.
I am hoping an upgrade to the next version of x will help - but who knows.
Good luck, 73
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Chad A. Adlawan wrote:
> hello everybody ...
>
>I just had my video card replaced with a Trident 3D Image 9750 and now my
> X doesnt work anymore. XF86Setup wont help because the card is not listed
> there.
>Is there any way I can get my XServer to recognize my new card without
> re-installing or upgrading X ? I'm on Debian Slink.
>
> TIA,
>
> Chadi
>
>
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