I played with xvidtune and although there was a lot of play in the
settings, and I was able to ameliorate the bad size/fit of the display,
it didn't affect the ghosting/flickering thing. Also I tried another
identical IBM desktop --same trio chipset same memory-- and it did the
same thing. The
Flickering? Could it be that your modelines aren't what they should
be?
Wouter
On 16-Nov-03 hazzmat wrote:
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>>Hazzmat,
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>>I've used lots of S3 cards with LTSP.
>>
>>You said you installed the ltsp_x336_s3 package. Did you also
>>set XSERVER = XF86_S3 ?I'm gues
S3? No problem! I am using them at 800x600 for about 3 years now.
However, most of the older S3 models simply don't have room for more
than 1 Mb of on-board RAM and usually came with only 512 Mb.
>From experience and for my needs I have determined that my thin
clients at least have to be 486DX4/10
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Hazzmat,
I've used lots of S3 cards with LTSP.
You said you installed the ltsp_x336_s3 package. Did you also
set XSERVER = XF86_S3 ?I'm guessing you did, but just figured
I'd make sure.
Yep.
Adding swap via NFS won't help the video at all. it's only
gonna help
Hazzmat,
I've used lots of S3 cards with LTSP.
You said you installed the ltsp_x336_s3 package. Did you also
set XSERVER = XF86_S3 ?I'm guessing you did, but just figured
I'd make sure.
Adding swap via NFS won't help the video at all. it's only
gonna help system ram.
with only 1mb of vide
Hello, I have just made my first experimental install of LTSP. The
server is Mandrake 9.0 and I used rpms from sourceforge as they seemed
to install OK. The etherboot nic is a tulip lne100 from diskless
workstations with onboard bootrom. Between the ws001 (which is an old
p166 desktop w/32 MB o
If it works at 800x600 with 256 colors under windows, it should work
under linux. You just need the right xserver and probably a modeline.
A quick search on google leads me to believe that there may be a vga
wonder server. You might try seaching around and see what you come up
with. I'd be wil
I would be happy with 640 x 480 with 256 colors. When I run
the machine with just Windows 95, I have it set at 800 x 600 with 256
colors. Windows 95 identifies the video card as a ATI VGA
Wonder.
Thanks!
Hersh CristinoTeacher Technology CoordinatorPawtucket School
DepartmentPawtucket,
I'm sure somebody on the list can give you exact numbers, but I can tell you
that you're not going to get very many colors or very high resolution with
only 512k of video memory. I have some isa cards with 1 meg of memory on
them, and I believe the best I can do is 800x600 with 256 colors. So I
I have been trying to get LTSP to work with the Old IBM Model
35. (Our District has about 200 of these in a warehouse).
The workstation has a VGA Charger Video Card with 512k
Memory(ISA). I have only been able to get the machine to work with XSERVER
= XF86_SVGA and with X_COLOR_DEPTH = 8.
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