Thus spake John Wheat ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I am new to Debian and relatively new to Linux and ask your help with this
> God forsaken nVidia card.
> I initially installed 2.2r0 and upgraded the system to 2.2r3 followed by a
> dist-upgrade to Woody (for Xfree4.0.3). When I enter the command xf86c
On Tue, Jul 31, 2001 at 12:17:59PM -0700, der.hans wrote:
> Am 30. Jul, 2001 schw?zte Geoffrey Romer so:
>
> > IP constraints. Convincing Nvidia that their value is in their hardware,
> > not their APIs, and thereby convincing them to open-source the drivers
> > they already have, seems like the m
Am 30. Jul, 2001 schwäzte Geoffrey Romer so:
> IP constraints. Convincing Nvidia that their value is in their hardware,
> not their APIs, and thereby convincing them to open-source the drivers
> they already have, seems like the most viable option to me.
Actually, the way I hear it nVidia believe
> Weird. I thought using hardware acceleration would decrease it, not
> increase it...
Not really. Among other things, I think the video card's on-board memory
shows up as system memory in some situations (including, apparently, this
one).
> Is the any chance in a future of an open source drive
> "Geoffrey" == Geoffrey Romer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Geoffrey> I have the same problem. Here's a quote from the
Geoffrey> xscreensaver FAQ:
Geoffrey> ---snip--- Try editing your .xscreensaver file and
Geoffrey> changing the memoryLimit setting to 0.
Thanks for the sugge
On Sun, 29 Jul 2001 15:54:12 -0700
"John Wheat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am new to Debian and relatively new to Linux and ask your help with
> this
> God forsaken nVidia card.
> I initially installed 2.2r0 and upgraded the system to 2.2r3 followed by
> a
> dist-upgrade to Woody (for Xfree4.
On Mon, Jul 30, 2001 at 08:43:42AM -0700, Geoffrey Romer wrote:
>
> > Question: I have a RIVATNT2 card with 32Megs RAM, and I tried for the
> > first time to use 3d graphics acceleration.
> >
> > It sort of works, but:
> >
> > a) I got this thick yellow (with black stripes) vertical line that
>
> Question: I have a RIVATNT2 card with 32Megs RAM, and I tried for the
> first time to use 3d graphics acceleration.
>
> It sort of works, but:
>
> a) I got this thick yellow (with black stripes) vertical line that
> appears in the bottom right hand of the screen.
That's odd... I don't recogni
Hello,
I've installed the testing distribution on a new machine yesterday with a
GeForce2 MX card.
First, if you just install xserver-xfree86 and xserver-common you should be able
to run X with the default config file. In my case this works fine.
Then, if you want to modify your XF86Config-4 fil
> "Geoffrey" == Geoffrey Romer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Geoffrey> In addition, you probably want the nvidia-kernel-src and
Geoffrey> nvidia-glx-src packages. The documentation for those
Geoffrey> packages (in /usr/doc/package-name) should explain how
Geoffrey> to install the
> I am new to Debian and relatively new to Linux and ask your help with this
> God forsaken nVidia card.
> I initially installed 2.2r0 and upgraded the system to 2.2r3 followed by a
> dist-upgrade to Woody (for Xfree4.0.3). When I enter the command xf86cfg the
> command is unrecognized. I have ne
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I am new to Debian and relatively new to Linux and ask your help with this
God forsaken nVidia card.
I initially installed 2.2r0 and upgraded the system to 2.2r3 followed by a
dist-upgrade to Woody (for Xfree4.0.3). When I enter the command xf86cfg the
command is unrecognized. I have never been ab
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