> I tried adding
> Option "XkbDisable"
> to the Keyboard section of XF86Config and then restarting X but still
> had the problems as mentioned above. How did you disable XKEYBOARD
> extensions if different to how I did?
>
> Does anyone else have other ideas. This did not happen with 4.3.99.6
Hi list,
I am unable to find an imake template to create a rule to install
files from a directory which does not have a makefile itself.
I need to process some files matching a mask (e.g. somedir/*.xpm)
without having to list them all in a makefile.
There is a InstallMultiple(list,dest) macro, bu
Hi,
Currently fonttosfnt doesn't compile on NetBSD, OpenBSD or Mac OS
X (and probably others) because it depends on which is a
linuxism.
I've created Bugzilla #433 with a proposed patch.
Matthieu
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Oliver Wong writes:
> The fix was unsuccessful coming from one person on the Dell forums who
> tried it (I think some others are going to try it though - I posted it
> on the Gentoo forums).
>
It is likely that it is not worrking.
> Thanks for your efforts... if another possible workaround
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MH> Currently fonttosfnt doesn't compile on NetBSD, OpenBSD or Mac OS
MH> X (and probably others) because it depends on which is a
MH> linuxism.
MH> I've created Bugzilla #433 with a proposed patch.
Thanks. Please see bugzilla for minor comment.
Julius
On Sat, 28 Jun 2003, Andrew Bevitt wrote:
> I just build the 4.3.99.7 snapshot this afternoon, and did not notice and
> problems with the building process. X started normally and for a while
> usage seemed normal.
>
> But when I started up AMSN and tried to send someone a message, I
> simply cou
On Sat, 28 Jun 2003, Philip Brown wrote:
> >Mark Vojkovich wrote:
> >
> > pPixmap->devPrivate is the pointer to the memory, but this
> >is dynamic. Pixmaps get migrated back and forth between video
> >and system ram. So you need to check it every time you reenter
> >your code.
>
>
> oops.
On 2003.06.28 02:45, Andrew Bevitt wrote:
On Sat, 28 Jun 2003 04:49 am, E. ALLAUD wrote:
> On 2003.06.27 12:05, Andrew Bevitt wrote:
> > Hey
> >0
> > I just build the 4.3.99.7 snapshot this afternoon, and did not
notice
> > and
> > problems with the building process. X started normally and for a
wh
> Newer BIOSes are supposed to provide a BIOS call which can be used
> to change the size of video RAM the BIOS knows about.
> Can you look at the vendor string if the BIOS in you lock file?
How do I do this? where is the lock file?
> Is this a DELL provided one or one from Intel?
I believe that
>Mark Vojkovich wrote:
>... Even XAA can't use
>xf86AllocateLinear because it doesn't know about hardware alignment
>contraints. In XAA, the root window extends downward and offscreen
>pixmaps are just windows that are offscreen. There is no mechanism
>to take a linear allocation and make a hardw
Did the log file say that it had actually been disabled? According to the
XF86Config man page (of 4.3.0), this option should go in the "ServerFlags"
section, which is where I have successfully used it before. You might want
to try putting it in there.
Regards,
Lindsay Haigh
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 09:32 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Did the log file say that it had actually been disabled? According to the
> XF86Config man page (of 4.3.0), this option should go in the "ServerFlags"
> section, which is where I have successfully used it before. You might want
> to try put
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