Also be carefull not to choose Vsync and Hsync settings for your monitor that
are to high...I just installed a Voodoo3PCI card and chose settings for my
monitor that were to high and all I got for 1024x768 32bpp was a black
screen...I dropped my settings down a notch and BAM there it was a lov
Alex Henry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I've spent many an hour now trying to configure the Xfree86 that
> came with my Mandrake package
Try using XF86Setup instead of Xconfigurator.
Richard
Alex
If you want help, can you please supply details of your video card, motherboard
and monitor. I have a new set up which caused me some grief because I could
not get a picture. Once I began asking questions, peple pointed me at the
right drivers and information. I'd like to help if I could
M
To: 'Linux'
Subject: Re: [newbie] configuring Xfree86
On Tue, 1 Jun 1999, eahenryii wrote:
> I've spent many an hour now trying to configure the Xfree86 that came
with
> my Mandrake package, and the error message of choice seems to be:
>
> Fatal server error:
>
On Tue, Jun 01, 1999 at 01:35:54PM -0500, eahenryii wrote:
> Thanks for the advice! I ran Xconfigurator. The first choice is the Card.
> I chose wd 90c24a2, which is the factory spec card for my laptop.
>
> I was exited from the program and the message
>
> < Server doesn't exist, can't c
I've spent many an hour now trying to configure the Xfree86 that came with
my Mandrake package, and the error message of choice seems to be:
Fatal server error:
No valid modes found.
I attempted to reconfigure the xf86config file by making sure that all of
the modes reflected the basic "640x48
