Re: redhat-config-xfree86

2004-01-16 Thread harry 
Of course, it is resulted by Driver.(SiS 661)
It  may be resulted by someone touch wrong bits during  programing  DDC
info
That someone should be  not contained in driver,because  I had  inspected
during all of outb micro in the driver.
May XFree86 provide get DDC info function.(maybe XFree86 get which registers
contral I2C)??
Does any tool have break point I/O address in Linux?

Thanks for suggesting

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 Subject: redhat-config-xfree86
 
 Hello all,
 I have a problem during run redhat-config-xfree86 under Xwindow :
monitor will be closed (include sync).
 But run it normally under text console mode. I think that may be brought
by driver , because it's ok under Xwindow if using vesa driver.
 I found exec redhat-config-xfree86 will run  python2.2 xconf.py
 and monitor will closed in cv = FX86HardwareState(xconf) this step
 May someone know Which XFree86 functions will be called by
FX86HardwareState(xconf).Or Where may I find hints?

 Doesn't sound like an XFree86 problem per se, unless the X server
 is crashing when r-c-x starts up possibly.  What video hardware
 (brand and model) are you using, and what version of Red Hat
 Linux?

 Also try doing:  redhat-config-xfree86 --reconfig

 After this, try to start up X using startx and if it fails,
 please put your X server log and config file somewhere viewable
 via http or ftp, and post URLs to the files here.

 It's possible your particular video card model is not supported,
 however I'll need the above info first in order to
 determine/advise.

 TTYL


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Re: redhat-config-xfree86

2004-01-15 Thread Mike A. Harris 
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, harry wrote:

Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 13:56:18 +0800
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Subject: redhat-config-xfree86 

Hello all,
I have a problem during run redhat-config-xfree86 under Xwindow : monitor 
 will be closed (include sync).
But run it normally under text console mode. I think that may be brought by driver , 
because it's ok under Xwindow if using vesa driver.
I found exec redhat-config-xfree86 will run  python2.2 xconf.py
and monitor will closed in cv = FX86HardwareState(xconf) this step
May someone know Which XFree86 functions will be called by 
FX86HardwareState(xconf).Or Where may I find hints?

Doesn't sound like an XFree86 problem per se, unless the X server 
is crashing when r-c-x starts up possibly.  What video hardware 
(brand and model) are you using, and what version of Red Hat 
Linux?

Also try doing:  redhat-config-xfree86 --reconfig

After this, try to start up X using startx and if it fails, 
please put your X server log and config file somewhere viewable 
via http or ftp, and post URLs to the files here.

It's possible your particular video card model is not supported, 
however I'll need the above info first in order to 
determine/advise.

TTYL


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