Check out www.linitx.com or more specifically
http://linitx.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=22src=adwords1
for compact flash IDE adaptor. I've used one of these with a 128MB compact
flash card to boot smoothwall (no additional hard drives) and it works
fine... you may run into arguments
Q wrote:
Erm so where's the project home paje gone to? I can't seem to reach it
anymore.
Maybe a sf problem. Try again.
Dischi
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Lol well call me a sucker for a simple solution,
but from my perspective the great thing about Freevo is its lack of any external
dependancies. So when you say 'no external dependancies' it would be nice if
this is what it meant. (All required software and dependancies included) >From a
new
Can someone please point me to somewhere I can change my email for this
list? Sorry to be a pain, but I'm changing ISPs shortly and I wont be able
to use this email address anymore.
Q
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Hello there,
I can confirm that the SDL-Patch is no longer needed if you are using
DirectFB-0.9.19 (and you want to use TV-Out, of course).
Some more hints to get it working:
- compile DirectFB-0.9.19 (./configure;make;make install)
- compile SDL-1.2 (CVS tarball) (./configure;make;make
Hello Michael,
Michael Ruelle schrieb:
On Friday 25 July 2003 16:48, Markus Schneider wrote:
One problem I have with freevo here: the console only appears again, if
I quit freevo properly (by the shutdown option in the menu). If freevo
crashes or I kill it by hand, the console is lost until
I use the standard mga framebuffer. but thought vtrelease might help you too.
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On Friday 25 July 2003 18:04, Markus Schneider wrote:
Hello Michael,
Michael Ruelle schrieb:
On Friday 25 July 2003 16:48, Markus Schneider wrote:
Ahh! Finally! I followed your directions (with the exception of using
geometry=720x480 for ntsc) and it works! The Directfb-0.9.19 looks like it
did the trick.
The only problem i'm having now with the basic Freevo setup is that there is
quite a bit of flicker in the SDL menus. Mplayer plays
I found a message from one of the great directfb/g400 hackers during my
research (I think it was Ville Syrjälä) that said that this running two
different displays in this manner wasn't supported by the current method that
the dfbmga driver uses. I could be wrong though.
Has anyone done this?
This isn't a driver issue per se. Video cards aren't built for this. If the card
actually had hardware to drive each display individually, then it would be easier. A
lot of the current cards have limited hardware acceleration on the second display. On
top of this, most drivers expect to have
Hello Aubin,
Aubin Paul schrieb:
I'll add this to the documentation; the only questions I have are
whether you used the fusion device and whether you got the flicker
inside Freevo's menus one of the other people mentioned.
I do not use the fusion patch at the moment - I got the impression
On Sat, Jul 26, 2003 at 02:57:34AM +0200, Markus Schneider wrote:
I do not use the fusion patch at the moment - I got the impression that
it made things sort of unstable.
I heard the opposite; that it was more unstable without it. I guess I
should give it a try and see.
And yes, the menus do
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