Same here, on my TNT2 viper v770. Every time X starts up, the brightness of the
text on the virtual consoles is halved. After about 3 goes round, the consoles
are unusable, though X continues to display at the expected brightness.
I'm certain this is an upstream problem, and not a debian one.
D
Same here, on my TNT2 viper v770. Every time X starts up, the brightness of the
text on the virtual consoles is halved. After about 3 goes round, the consoles
are unusable, though X continues to display at the expected brightness.
I'm certain this is an upstream problem, and not a debian one.
D
Roland Mas (2000-09-08 12:14:10 +0200) :
> Other problem (bigger): once I find that I have to run XFree86, do
> some stuff (mainly work :-), then I quit. Supposedly I should find my
> good ole console again, huh? Well, I do, but the screen keeps black.
> I can use the console if I know what to
Hi all,
Encouraged by the transition from phase1 to phase2, I decided to
switch to Xfree86 4.0.1. Okay, so I twitched my sources.list file,
and here goes.
My hardware is this: video card is a Riva TNT2 with 32 Mb RAM,
monitor is a Dell P991 (19", good stuff), PS/2 mouse, French 105-key
key
Roland Mas (2000-09-08 12:14:10 +0200) :
> Other problem (bigger): once I find that I have to run XFree86, do
> some stuff (mainly work :-), then I quit. Supposedly I should find my
> good ole console again, huh? Well, I do, but the screen keeps black.
> I can use the console if I know what t
Hi all,
Encouraged by the transition from phase1 to phase2, I decided to
switch to Xfree86 4.0.1. Okay, so I twitched my sources.list file,
and here goes.
My hardware is this: video card is a Riva TNT2 with 32 Mb RAM,
monitor is a Dell P991 (19", good stuff), PS/2 mouse, French 105-key
ke
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