Re: [newbie] sorry, a followup to my question!

2001-03-15 Thread James carlson

So I type it in right after I log on right? Cause that doesn't work.
Nothing happens. Is there any directory I have to go in and then type
XF86Setup? h

 Thanks,

 James




On Thu, 15 Mar 2001 04:46:12 -0500, Michael Scottaline wrote:
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 Ok, it says "Driver can't support depth 24"
 what does this mean!?
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Try this:
type "XF86Setup"  (w/o " - case senstive)
once that launches go to "mode" and change depth to
16bpp
See if that works
HTH,
Mike

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Re: [newbie] sorry, a followup to my question!

2001-03-15 Thread Tom Brinkman

On Thursday 15 March 2001 01:14 am, James carlson wrote:
 Ok, it says "Driver can't support depth 24"
 what does this mean!?

   Color depth, ie, 8 is 256 colors, 16 is 65,000 colors, 24 and 32 are 16 
million.   Set color depth to 16 and it should fix it, specially if you've 
got a 3DFX video card, or most any card using 3d acceleration.
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Re: [newbie] sorry, a followup to my question!

2001-03-15 Thread Matt Schroeder

It means you have your settings set to use 24 bit color (In different terms
24 bit color depth)

The driver you are using is most likely one that has 3d acceleration buillt
in and I think most of them stick to 16 bit.

--Matt

- Original Message -
From: "James carlson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [newbie] sorry, a followup to my question!


Ok, it says "Driver can't support depth 24"
what does this mean!?

 Thanks,

 James


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