Bede,
The colormap allocation is done in xc/programs/Xserver/render/miindex.c in
the miBuildRenderColormap function. To have only black and white pixels
allocated, the same as Solaris Xsun, remove the call to
miBuildRenderColormap in miInitIndexed (in the same file).
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g the Render extension at
runtime in 4.3? I can't find it described in the XF86Config man page.
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Andrew C
ou haven't already looked at this.
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eason for disabling the Render extension at compile time was to prevent
it from using up space in the colour map, but setting the mode to mono
basically achieves the same t
n.
4)
Changed the background pattern (xc/programs/Xserver/dix/window.c). This is
the only non-build-related change that has been made.
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e MakeLocalFontDirNO
#define BuildGlxExt NO
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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.
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ed. I have not tried running XFree86 yet, but suspect that I may
have to make similar changes to those I had to make to 4.3.0 to get it to
run. I will also provide these details in a separate post if I have any
troubles.
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*** programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/os
) ;
The entire file is attached. Maybe it is something to do with the use of
/usr/ccs/lib/cpp?? David, what did your test builds on 2.6 -> 8 use to
generate mmx_blend.i?
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(See attached file: mmx_blend.i)
mmx_blend.i
Description: Binary data
clude "fonttosfnt.h"
>
>+ #ifdef NEED_SNPRINTF
>+ #undef SCOPE
>+ #define SCOPE static
>+ #include "snprintf.c"
>+ #endif
>+
>+
That looks OK.
David
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You did not comment on the os-support and fonttosfnt Imakefile changes.
Were they ok?
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et to YES in 4.2.x (I don't have those build trees or log files anymore).
It's also strange that somebody else reported the same problem on Solaris
8.
I don't need the GlxExt so it doesn't bother me much, but I may try to look
at this further at some stage if I have a chance.
code use
XmuSnprintf due the #define, and references to vsnprintf will link to the
snprintf.o.
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work. I'll test this on Monday.
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fine _POSIX_C_SOURCE X_POSIX_C_SOURCE
#include
+ #undef _POSIX_C_SOURCE
+ #else
+ #include
+ #endif
#include
#include
#include "lisp/internal.h&q
nyone know how to get around/fix this properly?
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or: Command failed for target `fakeglx.o'
Current working directory
/proj3/ere/work/lindsayh/XFree86/RC2/xc/lib/GL/mesa/src/X
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#include
- #if defined(sun) && defined(SVR4)
- #include
- #endif
#include
--- 38,43
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It doesn't seem to be (at least on Solaris 2.5.1 x86). What is currently
in CVS (or at least was this morning) also works though.
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Lindsay
g450.
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ild.new
/usr/xpg4/bin/grep needs to be used instead of the default /usr/bin/grep.
Should ChangelogDate and ChangelogDateCmd be added to sun.cf to corect
this?
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This works.
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David Dawes
ilities. Are there any reasons why these
things are no longer configured by -configure? Can they be put back?
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the make install, which I don't think should be the case either.
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David
back (probably a few days at least).
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On 13/06/2004 Ryan Underwood wrote:
> Not a common scenario. I know a lot of G550's come with a DVI and an
> analog connector, but I've never seen a G450 like that. (The G450
> manua
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