Hi all,
I am trying to install linux on an IBM box, it needs samba, postfix and
other stuff and I'd like a basic GUI, so that the non techie guys can still
do basic admin stuff...
I have everything but the GUI working..
The box uses a S3 savage card that X doesn't seem to recognise.. however
(This is replied to Frank, cc'd the list)
Hi all,
howdy!
I am trying to install linux on an IBM box, it needs samba, postfix and
other stuff and I'd like a basic GUI, so that the non techie guys can still
do basic admin stuff...
I have everything but the GUI working..
The box uses a
to get 3.3.6-23 to work?
rgds
Frank
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(This is replied to Frank, cc'd the list)
Hi all,
howdy!
I
I could be wrong,
it has happened before :-) , but I think that X needs to be told to use
framebuffer as its driver
Civilme said something about using X3.x to get framebuffer, but I didn't
really catch the drift of his comment.
Actually, I just looked on the 8.1 install CD and notice
though, its now my last resort and at least I now have
one :-)
rgds
Frank
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Franki wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to install linux on an IBM box, it needs samba, postfix and
other stuff and I'd like a basic GUI, so that the non techie guys can still
do basic admin stuff...
I have everything but the GUI working..
The box uses a S3 savage card that X doesn't seem to
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Subject: Re: [expert] framebuffer.
Franki wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to install linux on an IBM box, it needs samba, postfix and
other stuff and I'd like a basic GUI, so that the non techie guys can still
do basic admin stuff...
I have everything but the GUI
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Franki wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to install linux on an IBM box, it needs samba, postfix and
other stuff and I'd like a basic GUI, so
civileme wrote:
On Wednesday 12 September 2001 17:32, you wrote:
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Could some advise on these setting and what this person means by sax, sax2
and fbdev?
Now that I remember I think in the past you had to recompile the kernel in
order to get
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Framebuffer device
Can anyone tell me how I can set up the framebuffer device as a video
device to use under linux? I have a laptop with an S3Savage/MX video
card and none
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From: Wayne Alexander [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 10:09 PM
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Can anyone tell me how I can set up the framebuffer device as a video device to use
under linux? I have a laptop
At 10:30 15-03-01 +1100 some list member(s) wrote:
Can anyone tell me how I can set up the framebuffer device as a video device to use
under linux? I have a laptop with an S3Savage/MX video card and none of the
traditional drivers work (unless someone knows anything different?) I have used
Can anyone tell me how I can set up the framebuffer device as a video device to use under linux? I have a laptop with an S3Savage/MX video card and none of the traditional drivers work (unless someone knows anything different?) I have used the framebuffer successfully before, but cannot remember
Hi,
I've lost my way trying to get the matroxfb framebuffer to work
correctly
when booting up on a non-graphics logon. I'm using the non-LM 2.4 kernel
with LM 7.2. Is matroxfb_base the correct module to use? If not, which
of the kernel modules should I use? And how - so that the Tux logo is
seen
On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Are all precompiled SMP kernels now going to be framebuffer-enabled? I
DON'T WANT framebuffer. I DO WANT SMP. There's my vote.
If it comes to it, just recompile and disable FB. ;-)
John
Are all precompiled SMP kernels now going to be framebuffer-enabled? I
DON'T WANT framebuffer. I DO WANT SMP. There's my vote.
Steve
Stephen B. Browne
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how i do to initialize the support to framebuffer, i already install the
kernel but it doesn´t initialize framebuffer,
any idea?
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Submitted 18-Jun-00 by Rogelio E. Martinez Ramirez:
how i do to initialize the support to framebuffer, i already install the
kernel but it doesn´t initialize framebuffer,
Framebuffer must be initialized at boot time by selecting a VESA
framebuffer video mode. In the kernel docs you will find
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