[Xpert]External Monitor and ATI Rage 128 Mobility LF rev 2

2002-02-13 Thread Doug Alcorn


I can't remember if I asked this here or not.  I know I had intended
to :)  The thing is I can't seem to find anything about it in the
archives.  Anyway...

I have an IBM Thinkpad A22m 2628 STU.  It runs debian/woody with the
precompiled binary for XFree86 v 4.1.0.1.  I have been running
successfully for several months using the LCD as the display.
However, I can't seem to do anything to get the external monitor
working (which is a shame because I have a nice 21).  In the Device
section for my ATI, I have

Option Display BIOS # str
Driver  ati

I've tried

#   Option  UseBIOSDisplay
#   Option  crt_screen

neither of which work.  What happens is that it boots up fine in
console mode.  When I startx the monitor goes black.  I then use the
hot keys to switch back to the LCD.  At that point the image is all
garbled up.  I have to switch to console mode and repeatedly use the
hot keys to cycle through the various LCD/ext.mon. combinations to get
a clear image again.

I'm a fairly competent C programmer.  I doubt I could find the bug by
myself; however, I'm sure I could do some guided testing and
debugging.  As so many other notebooks have this same graphics chip, I
wonder how many other people see this same behavior.  I know I've
talked to one other Dell owner with the same thing.
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[Xpert]xfree86 and 3dnow tecnologies

2002-02-13 Thread fam.valverde



i know that the very name of your org has a 
Xfree86 but is nthere any plan to realese a 
xserver optimized for 3dnow or even better 3dnow professional?... it would be 
awesome 
please any information about the topic at [EMAIL PROTECTED]



Re: [Xpert]Trident 9397DVD on Gateway Solo 9100

2002-02-13 Thread Egbert Eich

Vincent Meyer, MD writes:
  Hello,
  
   Any progress on the driver for the Trident chip in Gateway laptops?
  I saw some posts where it looked like the cause of the problem was 
  pinpointed, but haven't seen anything in the changelogs.
  
   It does work with the 4.1.0 driver to some degree with the 4.2.0 
  server and related files.
  

What was the problem on yours. Wrong colors?

Egbert.
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[Xpert]Intel 830M

2002-02-13 Thread Francesca Maresca

Hi 
I've just installed Red Hat 7.2 in my laptop Toshiba 3000-X4, but when I
try to start the X windows system I receive an error no screen
found.
My driver is Intel 830M and I've seen that is not in the list of the
drier supported. What can I do?


Francesca
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[Xpert]mesa support for redhat 7.2 [XFree86 4.1.0]

2002-02-13 Thread Emma Francis

Hey
I've noticed that when i close down java3d applications that it crashes
the X server.
I think this may have to do with the vidoe drivers i'm using and the
lack of mesa support.
I found this in the java3d readme and think it may be a clue:



REQUIREMENTS


This version of Java 3D(TM) for Linux requires the following:

  Java 2 Runtime or SDK version 1.3.1 or later from Blackdown
  (http://www.blackdown.org/) or Sun Microsystems
  (http://java.sun.com/j2se/).

  XFree86 3.3.6 with Mesa 3.1 or later
or
  XFree86 4.1 or later with XFree86's Mesa library and DRI
or
  XFree86 4.1 with NVidia drivers 1.0-2313 or later
or
  XFree86 4.1 with an official (ie. not XFree86's) Mesa library
  (http://www.mesa3d.org/) if you can't or don't want to use DRI

  Note that XFree86 4 with XFree86's Mesa library without DRI is not
  supported at this time!  Most likely the XServer will crash when you
  close Java3D application with that setup.


But... I can't find a mesa library extension for redhat!!
Does anyone know if one exists??! Or what is going on??
Emma

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[Xpert]DGA2

2002-02-13 Thread Jylam

Hi all !
I'm new to this mailing list, hope I won't be off topic (and hope that my 
english will not be too bad.

So, I wrote a little graphic library, using Xlib, Xshm, DGA, and I can't find 
anything (doc, tutorial, etc) about DGA2. If someone can help me.


-- 
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Software developper
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Re: [Xpert]inspiron 3200 cs4232 sound lockup

2002-02-13 Thread Yuri van Oers


And why is it you suspect your X server?
And which version is it?

Regards,
Yuri

On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, dotaku wrote:

 sound lockup when i run xmms in inspiron 3200, don't know why.
 use Redhat 7.2. But previously i used redhat 6.2, and no
 problem...everything smooth..
 
 hmm..any idea...
 
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Re: [Xpert]4.2.0

2002-02-13 Thread Mark Vojkovich

On Tue, 12 Feb 2002, Wojciech Puchar wrote:

 i just installed in NetBSD 1.5.2 machine (pentium-133, riva 128)
 it's terribly unstable when using xpdf making hard crashes.
 what's wrong?
 

   My guess is that it's a problem with the font renderer.
If you have the xtt or freetype modules loaded in the
XF86Config file, try it without.


Mark.

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[Xpert]Re: xfree86 and 3dnow tecnologies

2002-02-13 Thread Mike A. Harris

On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, fam.valverde wrote:

i know that the very name of your org has a Xfree86 but is
nthere any plan to realese a xserver optimized for 3dnow or even
better 3dnow professional?... it would be awesome please any
information about the topic at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

There are some parts of the X server that would likely benefit 
from per processor assembler optimization, using also 
mmx/3dnow/sse technologies, however no work has been done on such 
other than what is in Mesa I believe.  I've got some good ideas 
for optimizing parts of X with assembler, however certain things 
need to be ensured first.

1) A generic C codepath exists, so that code remains portable

2) Any assembler optimization should be build-time configureable

3) Runtime CPU detection and CPU capability detection should be 
   done, and fallback to generic C code at runtime, if no
   assembler path is available for the CPU it is running on.

Such code will be not only CPU dependant, but also compiler 
dependant, so it is something that should likely default to off 
for maximum portability.

I've toyed around with ideas for doing this a bit, but haven't 
done any serious coding on it.  I know many others have expressed 
an interest in doing this too though.

It probably will happen at some point.  The biggest trick, is 
finding parts of the code that would benefit from optimization to 
begin with, and try to optimize them algorithmically and 
otherwise first before resorting to any low level code.  I'm sure 
many parts of X could be optimized better purely in C first.

One thing that springs to mind is MMX/3Dnow/SSE optimized copy's,
etc. that would probably benefit here and there.

TTYL


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[Xpert]Re: Intel 830M

2002-02-13 Thread Mike A. Harris

On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, Francesca Maresca wrote:

I've just installed Red Hat 7.2 in my laptop Toshiba 3000-X4, but when I
try to start the X windows system I receive an error no screen
found.
My driver is Intel 830M and I've seen that is not in the list of the
drier supported. What can I do?

i830 is supported in XFree86 4.2.0.  It's available in rawhide.


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