Re: [XFree86] help - linux drivers for intel

2003-02-11 Thread Mete Kural
Hi Ali,

I have the same problem you have. I'm trying to make
Intel 845 work with Linux. Unfortunately Linux is not
easy as I thought it would be coming from a Windows
background. Hopefully the convenience level of Linux
will catch up with Windows in a few years so anybody
can use Linux. But for now we have to go through the
hassles.

You have to install the latest CVS snapshot of
XFree86. Here are RPMs for it in Red Hat Rawhide:

ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/rawhide/i386/RedHat/RPMS/


You have to download the XFree86 RPMs. I don't know
which ones to install on Red Hat 8.0. I didn't do it
yet either. Does anybody know if the XFree86 RPMs in
the Red Hat rawhid will work with Red Hat 8.0? Which
RPMs should I install?

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Mete


--- Ali  Asgar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   hai,
 i m having intel 845glad mothereboard with
 integrated sound and 
 graphics drivers. i have installed red hat linux
 8.0.
 
 it works very slow in graphical mode. also its not
 detecting my 
 sound card. i m using linux in text mode. please
 help me out.
 
 if its the problem of drivers then please tell me
 from where i can 
 download the required drivers.
 
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Re: [XFree86] Intel 845 drivers

2003-02-11 Thread Mete Kural
Oh my... That seems like heck a lot of steps to
install make Intel 845 work. Can't I just install the
RPMs in the rawhide? You must have tried the RPMs
before you did this I suppose. Do they not work?

Thanks,
Mete


--- Tom Dolan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Try this thread, its one person's successful
 attempt to setup up an Intel
  845 on RedHat 8.0
 
 Take a look at: 

http://www.mail-archive.com/xfree86@xfree86.org/msg00515.
 
 Tom Dolan
 
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[XFree86] Does Red Hat Linux Phoebe beta support Intel 845 really?

2003-02-11 Thread Mete Kural
 XFree86 CVS is where Intel i845 support was first
 added.  XFree86 
 CVS is what is in rawhide, and yes, in Red Hat Linux
 Phoebe beta.  

That's good news! So does Red Hat Linux Phoebe Beta
really support Intel i845 then? I just want to make
sure. In that case, I'll simply put 8.0 away and
download Phoebe. 

Has anybody installed Phoebe and seen that the XFree86
version that comes with it includes the updated
drivers?

Thanks,
Mete
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XFree86 Installation Problem

2003-02-10 Thread Mete Kural
Hello All,

We bought a brand new PC and installed Red Hat 8.0 on
it. The video card didn't work because there are no
drivers for the on-board Intel 845 video card in the
version of XFree86 shipped with Red Hat 8.0. On
Intel's website it was recomended to download the
latest CVS snapshot of XFree86. So I downloaded all of
the binaries for the latest CVS snapshot of XFree86,
which is 4.2.99.901. I installed all of the packages
in that snapshot and overwrote my old configuration
files.

Now when I restart the computer, it goes into the X
window environment but the message dialog box in the
lower  right corner keeps on printing console log
localhost.localdomain over and over again and doesn't
do anything else. The mouse stays as a sandbox and the
system doesn't respond to anything.

Do you have any suggestions what I may have done
wrong? Should I not have overwritten the old
configuration files? Why does the message box keep on
printing console log localhost.localdomain over and
over?

I would greatly appreciate any help.

Thank you very much,
Mete
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[XFree86] XFree86 Installation Problem

2003-02-10 Thread Mete Kural
Hello All,

We bought a brand new PC and installed Red Hat 8.0 on
it. The video card didn't work because there are no
drivers for the on-board Intel 845 video card in the
version of XFree86 shipped with Red Hat 8.0. On
Intel's website it was recomended to download the
latest CVS snapshot of XFree86. So I downloaded all of
the binaries for the latest CVS snapshot of XFree86,
which is 4.2.99.901. I installed all of the packages
in that snapshot and overwrote my old configuration
files.

Now when I restart the computer, it goes into the X
window environment but the message dialog box in the
lower  right corner keeps on printing console log
localhost.localdomain over and over again and doesn't
do anything else. The mouse stays as a sandbox and the
system doesn't respond to anything.

Do you have any suggestions what I may have done
wrong? Should I not have overwritten the old
configuration files? Why does the message box keep on
printing console log localhost.localdomain over and
over?

I would greatly appreciate any help.

Thank you very much,
Mete
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[XFree86] Intel 845 drivers

2003-02-10 Thread Mete Kural
Hello

I installed the latest CVS snapshot on Red Hat 8.0
which comes with XFree86 4.2, but after rebooting the
computer it wouldn't successfully get into the X
Window system anymore. The console that comes up in
the beginning of X Window startup kept on printing
over and over again console log
localhost.localdomain and the mouse was a sandbox. I
couldn't make it work. So I copied the i810_drv.o and
i810_dri.so files onto a floppy disk and reinstalled
Red Hat Linux 8.0. Then I replaced the existing
i810_drv.o and i810_dri.so files that come with 4.2
with the corresponding files from the latest CVS
snapshot build that I had copied onto a floppy disk. X
still doesn't start. If I change the driver to vesa
it starts but with i810 it still doesn't start.

Is it possible to make X work with Intel 845 by simply
replacing the i810_drv.o and i810_dri.so driver files
from the latest CVS snapshot with those that come with
XFree86 4.2? Or does the whole XFree86 need to be
reinstalled to make it work?

Thanks,
Mete Kural
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Re: [XFree86] Intel 845 drivers

2003-02-10 Thread Mete Kural
Hmm.. So I have to reinstall the whole XFree86. 

Is there any manual or help file that you know of
which gives you tips on how to upgrade your XFree86
version on Red Hat Linux?

I looked for this information inside the Red Hat
documentation that comes in the CD bundle and couldn't
find it. Do you know how to do it?

I'm asking this because I tried reinstalling XFree86
once before using the instructions on XFree86.org but
it didn't work.

Thanks,
Mete

--- Ramesh K. Sistla [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
  Is it possible to make X work with Intel 845 by
 simply
  replacing the i810_drv.o and i810_dri.so driver
 files
  from the latest CVS snapshot with those that come
 with
  XFree86 4.2? Or does the whole XFree86 need to be
  reinstalled to make it work?
 
 I wish it were that simple!;-) You have to download
 and re-install the whole thing.
 Good Luck. 
 -- 
 :-)
 ramesh k. sistla
 
 The Prayer of India:
 
 lokah samastah suKhino Bhavantu -- Let the entire
 world be in peace!
 
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