Branden and crew, I am curious. I was looking around at the packages,
trying to figure out what I would need to make Unreal Tournement work.
While doing so, I found the following lines (using available-grep). Why
I bothered writing is twofold; first, the version numbers in the
Replaces: field
Branden and crew, I am curious. I was looking around at the packages,
trying to figure out what I would need to make Unreal Tournement work.
While doing so, I found the following lines (using available-grep). Why
I bothered writing is twofold; first, the version numbers in the
Replaces: field seem
* Simon Kongshoj [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000918 02:09]:
With the XFree 4.x-packages, this no longer works - the screen just goes
blank, but does not power down. Is this a known bug, and is there a
workaround?
You need to activate DPMS explicitly in the XF86Config file to get
DPMS. IIRC, you
* Branden Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000916 15:14]:
I'm going to pull xf86cfg into some other package (perhaps a new one) but I
haven't decided what yet.
Any suggestions?
Well, if I knew it existed in the debian package system, I would
probably try to install 'xf86cfg' first, then
Anders, I have a feeling that this won't work so well. Your best bet is
to save your XF86Config file from 3.x someplace, purge the packages, and
then install the new 4.x series afresh. If you want to revert to 3.x,
purge the 4.x series, and reinstall the 3.x series, and copy over your
XF86Config
Anders, I have a feeling that this won't work so well. Your best bet is
to save your XF86Config file from 3.x someplace, purge the packages, and
then install the new 4.x series afresh. If you want to revert to 3.x,
purge the 4.x series, and reinstall the 3.x series, and copy over your
XF86Config
* Kresimir Kukulj [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000914 20:43]:
libxaw, xf86cfg is useless. apt-get will use minimal approach in resolving
what packages to get, and dselect will offer to install recommend-ed
packages.
ooh, that sounds nice. A good mix. :)
What else is there?
1. xf86cfg (with XFree86
* Kresimir Kukulj [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000914 21:30]:
Also xfree86 -xf86config -- it makes a skeleton of some sort to be
edited. :)
-xf86config is for specifying alternate config file.
-configure makes a skeleton for editing.
Thank you for the correction.
--
Seth Arnold |
Tim, going on Branden's suggestion of the Modules section, here is my
Modules section. I am using Branden's phase 1 .debs (and matrox's
driver) on my dual-head g400max without any problems (running sawfish)
(well, I had to drop down to 16bit from 24 bit because the primary
display showed vertical
I don't think is should "depend", unless libxaw happens to be used much
more often than I think it is. If it isn't used much after install, it
seems silly to require it for install
Perhaps a "suggest" or a "recommend". But "depend" seems entirely too
strong to me.
xf86cfg doesn't seem the
* Kresimir Kukulj [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000914 20:43]:
libxaw, xf86cfg is useless. apt-get will use minimal approach in resolving
what packages to get, and dselect will offer to install recommend-ed
packages.
ooh, that sounds nice. A good mix. :)
What else is there?
1. xf86cfg (with XFree86
Tim, going on Branden's suggestion of the Modules section, here is my
Modules section. I am using Branden's phase 1 .debs (and matrox's
driver) on my dual-head g400max without any problems (running sawfish)
(well, I had to drop down to 16bit from 24 bit because the primary
display showed vertical
I don't think is should depend, unless libxaw happens to be used much
more often than I think it is. If it isn't used much after install, it
seems silly to require it for install
Perhaps a suggest or a recommend. But depend seems entirely too
strong to me.
xf86cfg doesn't seem the best way
* Branden Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000912 23:29]:
On Wed, Sep 13, 2000 at 12:19:28AM -0600, xanic wrote:
How do I unsubscribe from the debian-x mailing list?
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* Branden Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000912 23:29]:
On Wed, Sep 13, 2000 at 12:19:28AM -0600, xanic wrote:
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* Branden Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000910 01:16]:
As I understand it, 3rd party modules have to pick a name that isn't
already in use by XFree86. Hence "nvidia" instead of XFree86's "nv".
When I installed my matrox-supplied mga_drv, I had to replace the
XF86-supplied mga_drv. Should
Josh, I have two main thoughts. First, try to do something like compile
your kernel (when running in a text console :) to make sure your memory
isn't running beyond its limits. If you can compile kernels fine, then
you probably have fine memory. :)
I was getting signal 11s when I had my sync
* Branden Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000910 01:16]:
As I understand it, 3rd party modules have to pick a name that isn't
already in use by XFree86. Hence nvidia instead of XFree86's nv.
When I installed my matrox-supplied mga_drv, I had to replace the
XF86-supplied mga_drv. Should someone ask
ESZ, I don't know what is causing your problem. The only thing I noticed
in your XF86Config snippet is that the truetype directory has a trailing
slash, but none of the rest have a trailing slash. Try removing that
trailing slash, and see if anything improves.
(I don't have much hope for this.
Josh, I have two main thoughts. First, try to do something like compile
your kernel (when running in a text console :) to make sure your memory
isn't running beyond its limits. If you can compile kernels fine, then
you probably have fine memory. :)
I was getting signal 11s when I had my sync
ESZ, I don't know what is causing your problem. The only thing I noticed
in your XF86Config snippet is that the truetype directory has a trailing
slash, but none of the rest have a trailing slash. Try removing that
trailing slash, and see if anything improves.
(I don't have much hope for this. :)
* Nathan Pilatzke [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000908 18:06]:
I want to try XFree4, and the debs are sounding pretty stable now
(although I might just install from source for testing before I trash
3.3.6). Can anyone tell me if it will improve my graphics performance,
because I'm not using fancy
* Dariush Pietrzak [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000907 03:46]:
Could please send me your experiences with that setup?
Ok, I stole back my second monitor from a friend who was borrowing it.
From what I see so far, I like xinerama, but there are a few strange
things going on; first, some of the windows that
* Nathan Pilatzke [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000908 18:06]:
I want to try XFree4, and the debs are sounding pretty stable now
(although I might just install from source for testing before I trash
3.3.6). Can anyone tell me if it will improve my graphics performance,
because I'm not using fancy
* Dariush Pietrzak [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000907 03:46]:
Could please send me your experiences with that setup?
Ok, I stole back my second monitor from a friend who was borrowing it.
From what I see so far, I like xinerama, but there are a few strange
things going on; first, some of the windows
* SPENER Christian [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000907 00:38]:
i need 2 displays, what is the best solution? buy the matrox g400max
dualhead, or buy 2 gaphic cards? sometimes i need only on one X and on the
other shelll only, and sometimes, on both X, does this work?
Chris, I myself have a matrox
* Branden Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000906 01:21]:
[replying to debian-x as well, I hope you don't mind]
Not at all. :)
In any event, when I tried to start X (using XFree86, *after* running
XFree86 -configure but before tweaking XF86Config) I got a fatal error
that the log file
* Branden Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] [000906 01:21]:
[replying to debian-x as well, I hope you don't mind]
Not at all. :)
In any event, when I tried to start X (using XFree86, *after* running
XFree86 -configure but before tweaking XF86Config) I got a fatal error
that the log file
Greetings everyone.
I downloaded Branden's nice xf86 4.0.1 .debs late september 3rd, phase
1.19, for my woody dual-celeron system with g400 max video card and
Mitsubishi 900u monitor.
The install went as smoothly as I could expect; I got through the
install hicaughs, but I am having trouble
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