> G4Ti.
If it's a november 2002 machine (867MHz or 1GHz, 1280x854 screen, Radeon
Mobility 9000), you need a BenH kernel for X to work
(http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~sbenedict/cooker-ppc/kernel-benh-2.4.20-2md
k.ppc.rpm).
See my posts to the list (and Stew's replies) starting on 2002/11/28.
-C
On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Crazy Johnson wrote:
> --- Stew Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If it's a newer one you've hit the same issue as
> > others.
> > Changing to "fbdev" for driver may give you some X.
> > 8.2 came out almost a
> > year ago, before the newere TiBooks. Even now radeon
> >
--- Stew Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If it's a newer one you've hit the same issue as
> others.
> Changing to "fbdev" for driver may give you some X.
> 8.2 came out almost a
> year ago, before the newere TiBooks. Even now radeon
> support is shakey on
> x86 also.
Should I do install-fbd
On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Crazy Johnson wrote:
> G4Ti. Did mandrake automatically configure this for
> me? I said "install-radeon" to launch the graphicall
> install and like others was not able to use the
> graphicall installer. Of course "install-text" worked
> fine.
>
If it's a newer one you've
G4Ti. Did mandrake automatically configure this for
me? I said "install-radeon" to launch the graphicall
install and like others was not able to use the
graphicall installer. Of course "install-text" worked
fine.
I was looking through the /etc/X11/Xsession config
files and I think it has me down
On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Crazy Johnson wrote:
> OK. I changed things around so I boot into console. I
> do a startx WindowMaker, but instad of X starting up
> there is this thin bar (almost looks like a progress
> bar, like when Windoze starts up) at the bottom of the
> screen. I never get past this.
OK. I changed things around so I boot into console. I
do a startx WindowMaker, but instad of X starting up
there is this thin bar (almost looks like a progress
bar, like when Windoze starts up) at the bottom of the
screen. I never get past this.
I really dont know how Mandrake does things. This i
All the text based command line stuff goes by. I am
automatically logged in by the system. There is a gray
bar at the bottom of the screen. It never goes away.
First of all, is there any way to fix this. Second is
there a way to boot right to console, then I could do
a manual startx.
Thanks,
Jac
