Hi James
THat really sucks,... h. I'm kinda confused cause if the nv driver is
installed it should be all good and the 'XFree86 -configure' should do the
configuration for you. I'm no freebsd guru (i just picked it up last week)
so i'm not really sure what to do.
So, you said that you did
Hello.
Is there a way to enable the TV-out(AV-out) of my graphics card so i can see
my Desktop both on a monitor and on a TV?
My card is an MSI_StarForce826(GeForce2) and i am running XF86 4.2.0 on SuSE
Linux 7.3.
Thanks.
_
MSN
Hi,
I had earlier posted that my motherboard of 845 series D845GBV graphics card
is not loading Xfree86 server. I have tried various options but I am unable
to suceed correctly. I made the Xserver run on Mono or 4 color mode but
never on 640x480 on 16bit mode.
Please help.
Thanks and Regards,
Vi
> Try downloading and installing the linux drivers that nvidia provides for
> your video card if you haven't already done so (I checked, there a quite a
> few, you may want to go to the bottom of the page and download the source
> and then uzip and follow the install instructions). That may be the
Well I've watched this thread for awhile now and thought I'd give my input.
I have an Nvidia Quadra2 EX and I use the nv driver that comes with FreeBSD
and it works great.
I've attached a copy of my XF86Config file for you to examine. Maybe it will
give you some clues as to what may work on y
Ok, here's one:
With FreeBSD 4.5 I never had this problem. I am now running 4.6, and
on two boxes (with different hardware, graphics and otherwise) and am
getting this symptom:
No error messages at all--the log has NO complaints. X begins to load
the mouse (in both cases USB mice, which wo
Hey James
>Yes. I thought that XFree86 came with the drivers. Is that right?
>Did you have to download a driver seperately from the XFree86 install?
I'm not too sure about this, cause XFree86 says that it'll support the card,
as long as you use the "nv" driver. I think this may mean you need
Thanks.
I took a look at your config file, and tried slightly modifying mine, but it
seems to have no effect. :/
I think I'm going to post in the Xpert group asking them for help. I did a
web search and a lot of problems like mine are posted there. I didn't seen
any solutions, though. :(
Dur
Hi
I am returning to the X-windows world after a gap of 5 years
working in an M$ environment.I feel like I am out of prison
but need to make some choices and would. apprecaite comments
about the differents options available.
My primary focus is system managment/programming combined
with a lot of
Whoa!
Ok. I posted a question on the FreeBSD-questions mailing list asking if
Linux video card drivers could be used on FreeBSD, and I got the answer
"Probably not."
Well, at least now that I know it's been done (by you), it gives me some
more hope.
I'm going to read the docs about how to insta
Ahh well I'm sorry to hear that this didn't work for you.
As for the Video Ram. yes it does have more but as you can see the nv
driver takes care of it and those lines are actually commented out.
Good luck and I hope you can find a solution
Michael :o)
On Monday 01 July 2002 11:49 am
What's in your XF86Config for your mice?
Here is what worked for me with my optical mice for the same system setup.
Option "Protocol" "auto"
Option "Device" "/dev/sysmouse"
Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
Michael
On Monday 01 July 2002 11:27 am, Joshua Lokken wrote:
> Ok, here's one:
>
> With Free
If your embedded solution is character-cell only, or doesn't use X at all,
you should be fine. I believe X requires some kind of windows manager,
like tiny X or tvm, for all graphical interfaces no matter what.
On Sun, 30 Jun 2002 13:34:09 -0400 "Tom Bednarchuk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
I might be missing the point here but last month
somebody suggested me to rebuild Xfree86 from source
on the machine and I think its worth trying in your
case too. Including the driver that you are trying
right now.
ATB
Spundun
--- James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I do that, I get a WHOLE H
with XFree86 4.x I think vesa is not a server but
driver. the file is called vesa*.o (* means something
I dont remember... maybe nothing) I think you have to
change the device config in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4
devic "vesa" I am not at the machine right now so I
cant verify this but something like t
I took a look a the docs related to their Linux driver. They recommend
gettin XFree86 up and running with either the "nv" driver or the standard
"vga" driver before trying to install their "nvidia" driver.
I'm starting to think that this isn't a driver problem, but something else.
:(
Thanks,
-Ja
actually I did not need to get the mga from Matrox: it came with RH 7.x.
I guess it depends what the distros decide to package ?
Lionel
--- Desmond Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey James
>
> >Yes. I thought that XFree86 came with the drivers. Is that right?
> >Did you have to download a dri
Driver "vesa" in your Section "Device" should suffice
Lionel
--- Spandan Bhatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> with XFree86 4.x I think vesa is not a server but
> driver. the file is called vesa*.o (* means something
> I dont remember... maybe nothing) I think you have to
> change the device config
I've been trying to compile openoffice on Netbsd 1.5.2 with X 3.3.6 on kde 2.2.2
and after another try got:
Fatal server error:
Server is already active for display 2
If this server is no longer running, remove /tmp/.X2-lock
and start again.
/bin/sh -c "cd
/usr/pkgsrc/misc/openo
I am running RedHat Linux 6.2, which is 2.2.14-5.0, on a 466 MHz
Celeron with 128 M RAM and a Sis 6236 AGP card. Win98 was running
nicely on this system.
The Linux dmesg only says "Console: colour VGA+ 80x25; nothing about
the proprietary card. I don't know the significance of that.
I downloa
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