Re: [Newbie]Using an X server remotely.

2002-11-27 Thread Ian Duffy
Thanks for the tips. I hadn't bothered installing KDE because I didn't 
think it would work. Maybe I'll try it now.

Cheers

ian

At 19:37 26/11/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Ian:

I also wanted to point out that you can do this:

telnet host.ipaddr
DISPLAY= display.ipaddr:0.0
export DISPLAY
gnome-session 

OR

telnet host.ipaddr
DISPLAY= display.ipaddr:0.0
export DISPLAY
startkde 

if you have them installed.

Ed.

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At 03:57 PM 11/22/2002 +, you wrote:

Ed.
Thanks a lot!
It works.

Ian

At 09:32 22/11/2002 -0600, you wrote:

Ian:
You do not need to start X on the host.

If Cygwin supports XDM then you need to make sure one of (xdm 
or kdm or gdm) is running on the host and configured to allow remote logins.

If you can not use XDM then you can project X clients on the 
Cygwin machine. The host machine must have the Cygwin/Display machine 
in it's /etc/hosts table, in it's /etc/hosts.allow file. Then you can 
telnet into the host and set the DISPLAY environment variable and 
launch your X applications. For example:

telnet host.ipaddr
DISPLAY= display.ipaddr:0.0
export DISPLAY
xterm 
xedit 

Ed.

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At 02:01 PM 11/22/2002 +, you wrote:
I am currently doing a project on an embedded single-board computer 
(586 based). It has 64MB RAM, 4GB HDD, a serial port and a ethernet 
port. Note it has no direct hardware support for a monitor, mouse, 
keyboard etc.

The source code for the project is stored locally on the HDD and is 
compiled locally using GCC 3.2.7. No problem.

I have installed Redhat 7.2 and currently develop code by 'telnet'ing 
in and using vi to edit the source code. Yuk.

I have recently installed cygwin on my 'normal' desktop PC (Windows XP 
on Athlon 1500) and would like to start X on the target embedded 
computer. That way I can develop on my desktop PC using the cygwin 
X-client and use emacs instead.

When I telnet into the embedded computer and run 'startx' I get
Fatal server error :
fs86OpenConsole: Cannot open /dev/tty0 (No such device)


Yet /dev/tty0 does exist ! It is mapped to the local serial port and 
works fine. I have a bash shell running on it !

I did remember to edit my startx script so that xinit is being called 
as follows :
xinit /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc -- :192.168.1.3:0 -auth 
/root/.Xauthority

How can I get X to start without needing a local console ?
I would like all I/O to be directed to my Windows PC and not to local 
hardware.


Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Ian


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Re: [Newbie]X Clipboard Xtremely Broken

2002-11-27 Thread Erik Moeller
On Die, 2002-11-26 at 17:29, Oisin C. Feeley wrote:
 On 26 Nov 2002, Erik Moeller wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 whenever I try to paste large amounts of text (1 bytes), e.g. from
 an editor (irrelevant which one I use) to a browser (also doesn't matter
 which browser I use), I get big problems. It doesn't matter if I use
 PRIMARY or CLIPBOARD, the pasted text just doesn't arrive. In Mozilla I
 just get a long delay and nothing happens, in Konqueror even stranger
 things happen, such as random characters appearing in the paste area. I
 also get the random characters effect in Opera after some testing. The
 only thing that tends to work well is pasting within the same
 application. Some applications even lose their clipboard contents when
 closed.

 What distribution and version are you using?  I know there are strange 
 artifacts with Red Hat 8.0 where emdash and accented characters like 
 the French accent acute will prevent proper cut-n-paste.

Happens both in Debian Woody and SuSE 7-8.0. Normal clipboard operations
work, just large text causes lots of problems. I would be very surprised
if the same operations that don't work on my system (e.g. copying 1
bytes from gvim to Mozilla) work on yours.

Regards,

Erik
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Project BerliOS - http://www.berlios.de

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Re: Re : [Newbie]Radeon 9000 : working but !!!!

2002-11-27 Thread Richard Freeman
On Wed, 2002-11-27 at 12:07, Rich wrote:

Hi Rich,

I've got RH 8 box running an ATi 9000 PRO as well. My card is made by
Saphire and is so classed as a Powered By ATi card, rather than a Built
By ATi which is what ATi classes as the card they've made themselves.
They do support MDK 9 with these drivers so it is probably the best bet
for you.

Here is how I installed them on RH 8. As root:

1. init 3 in GNOME, drop me to a console (no X for safety).
2. rpm -i --force ati_drivers.rpm
3. fglrxconfig to set-up /etc/X11/X86Config

Now this caused one problem initially. The fglrxconfig adds this line to
the XF86Config:

BusID PCI:1:0:0# vendor=1002, device=496e

For me, the BusID was PCI:1:0:1 - can be found via lspci. If it is the
wrong one, you'll get no screens found and it won't get very far.
Also, you can just comment this line out as XFree86 will generally find
a graphics card itself if there is just one in the system.

Then I ran into this problem using ATi's fglrx driver module:

(--) fglrx(0): Chipset: Radeon RV250 If (Chipset = 0x4966)
(--) fglrx(0): (PciSubVendor = 0x148c, PciSubDevice = 0x2039)
(--) fglrx(0): board vendor info: third party grafics adapter - NOT
original ATI
(--) fglrx(0): Linear framebuffer (phys) at 0xd800
(--) fglrx(0): MMIO registers at 0xe900
(--) fglrx(0): ChipRevID = 0x00
(--) fglrx(0): VideoRAM: 131072 kByte (64-bit DDR SDRAM)
(EE) fglrx(0): board/chipset is not supported by this driver (third
party board)
(EE) fglrx(0): PreInitConfig failed

Because my card is a Powered By ATi card, it doesn't work. I then got
hexedit from freshmeat.net and used it to alter this file:

/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/fglrx_drv.o

To get it work hexedit offset 0x626e: 74 44 -- 90 90

Start X and it works just fine. Note I didn't find the above, but it
does work. Even OpenGL flies along now!!

If you need extra info, ask further!

Cheers,

Rich

 Hi,
 
 I posted some stuff a few days ago asking about getting a mobile 9000 working 
 on FreeBSD. I have tried all the things that have been suggested (plus some), 
 but to no avail.
 
 Since then, I have replaced FreeBSD with Mandrake 9.0 (I didn't want to do 
 this to be honest - I really wanted to use BSD, but I simply can't affort the 
 time to get X working on it, and I really NEED X). Anyway, what I'm getting 
 to is.
 
 I have now managed to get my 9000 working in VESA mode. It doesn't run too 
 bad, but if you can tell me what you did to get your 9000 working (in '9000' 
 mode), then I would be really greatful. I tried selecting 'radeon' in the 
 Drakxconfig when I installed Mandrake, but when I tested it from within the 
 config tool, it told me it couldn't find the hardware. I also tried selecting 
 the ATI driver too, but no good.
 
 After installation, I played about with the X config manually to try and 
 improve things, but again, no good - it can't find the hardware. It's 
 definitely bringing in the radeon driver (and the ATI one), I've tried 
 forcing a ChipId of 0x4242 (which I believe is the 8500) and 0x4c66 (which is 
 what scanpci returns for my 9000), but it didn;t work. By the way, can 
 someone tell me what the correct syntax for 'ChipId' is ?...
 
 ChipID 0x4242  doesn't work - syntax error reported in config file
 Option ChipID 0x4242 ... no syntax error but doesn't seem to do anything 
 
 X has also reported on occasion (on startup) that You have a valid 
 configuration, but it's not listed in the * (* = sorry - can't remember the 
 name of the file !!! ...PciConfig or something like that). Anyway, I have 
 tried in the past (with BSD) to add the 0x4c66 chip id to this and it didn't 
 work (mostly because I couldn't select the radeon driver, but that's another 
 story - see previous posts - Where is the the radeon 9000 ???
 
 Anyway, sorry to go on...
 
 If you could post up your Xfree config or something, that would be great !! 
 Or any info at all !!!
 
 Rich.
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Re: [Newbie]Radeon 9000 Drivers

2002-11-27 Thread Richard Freeman
On Wed, 2002-11-27 at 19:23, Greg Hedlund wrote:

You've got two options!

1. Build a CVS copy of XFree86 which has Radeon 9000 drivers which do
work (I've used it on mine).

2. A better solution, use ATi's recently released drivers -

http://mirror.ati.com/support/drivers/linux/radeon-linux.html?cboOS=LinuxXFree86cboProducts=RADEON+9000eula=choice=agreecmdNext=Next

Work great here, after a bit of tweaking...

Rich

 Are there drivers available for the Radeon 9000 pro yet? If there is, where can I 
get them.  If there isnt’, when will they be available.
 
  
 
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Re: [Newbie]X Clipboard Xtremely Broken

2002-11-27 Thread Oisin C. Feeley


On 27 Nov 2002, Erik Moeller wrote:

On Die, 2002-11-26 at 17:29, Oisin C. Feeley wrote:
 On 26 Nov 2002, Erik Moeller wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 whenever I try to paste large amounts of text (1 bytes), e.g. from
 an editor (irrelevant which one I use) to a browser (also doesn't matter
 which browser I use), I get big problems. It doesn't matter if I use
 PRIMARY or CLIPBOARD, the pasted text just doesn't arrive. In Mozilla I
 just get a long delay and nothing happens, in Konqueror even stranger
 things happen, such as random characters appearing in the paste area. I
 also get the random characters effect in Opera after some testing. The
 only thing that tends to work well is pasting within the same
 application. Some applications even lose their clipboard contents when
 closed.

 What distribution and version are you using?  I know there are strange 
 artifacts with Red Hat 8.0 where emdash and accented characters like 
 the French accent acute will prevent proper cut-n-paste.

Happens both in Debian Woody and SuSE 7-8.0. Normal clipboard operations
work, just large text causes lots of problems. I would be very surprised
if the same operations that don't work on my system (e.g. copying 1
bytes from gvim to Mozilla) work on yours.

You're going to have to specify what you mean by copying to Mozilla 
means.  Do you mean pasting into a cgi-bin based form?  If so, then 
that's likely where your problem lies.  I can confirm that pasting 13K 
of text _from_ Mozilla _to_ vim works fine for me.  This was using only 
the standard alphanumeric characters.  As soon as quotes and 
single-quotes were used then the pasting no longer worked.  Similarly 
emdashes.

Oisin Feeley

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[Newbie]Bug in ATI Rage 128 driver in XFree-4.2.1 (which was not a bug in XFree-4.2.0)?

2002-11-27 Thread Ole J. Hagen
Hi.

I have been troubled with seeing just a black screen during system 
shutdown/reboot with XFree-4.2.1. Earlier I had XFree-4.2.0, and all worked 
perfectly fine.

Remember, I am using the same XF86Config in all cases.

Then I installed XFree-4.2.0 once again, and discovered that all became 
perfeclty fine, once again. 

Is there a minor bug in ATI Rage 128 driver, or is it something else? 

These things worked on XFree-4.2.1: 

I did manage to use CTRL-ALT-Fn n = 1-6, and going back to my kde-session 
with CTRL-ALT-F7. That feature worked.

DRI and GLX did also worked in XFree-4.2.1

These feature also work in XFree-4.2.0.

Best Regards, 

Ole 
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