Is it possible to compile only the radeon drivers from CVS sources?
Getting the sources from CVS is not a problem but how can I create a
Makefile? With the GATOS CVS sources it works using the xmkmf tool but
I'm not able to do the same with the Xfree ones.
Until now I used the GATOS drivers
On Tue 02 Jul, Eric Sprague wrote:
First, use ps aux to verify that there is indeed an
extra X server running - if there is, nuke it with
'killall -TERM X'. If there's not, delete
/tmp/.X2-lock (you might have to be root), and try
again.
There's no server showing with ps.
locate finds
After installing RedHat 7.3, the display is less than good. I have the mouse
shadow and verticalines on screen. I have attached my config file(s).
Any help is really appreciated.
Section ServerLayout
Identifier XFree86 Configured
Screen 0 Screen0 0 0
Hi,
I am having a BIT of a problem with my video card.
Problem:
When I tried installing RedHat 7.3 through graphical mode, I could not see
the whole screen so for example the Next button was not visible for me to
use the mouse and click it. So I installed it using text mode.
When I
I have changed my old Riva TNT to a 3D Blaster GeForce 2 to get a TV
output for connecting the PC to the TV and don't have to use a monitor.
The problem comes because I can't start the Xwindows, I have configured
xfree86 (it detect the card without problem, but the problem remains. I
have
Hi
You could try deleting the contents of your /tmp directory and
restarting 'X'.
Robyn
ps That's a trick we use with kde.
On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 08:15, Peter Kozberski wrote:
On Tue 02 Jul, Eric Sprague wrote:
First, use ps aux to verify that there is indeed an
extra X server running
I don't have a solution, but check driver status page at www.xfree86.org.
Some of the S3 Savage chips are not supported by 4.2.0, but I could nor find
the chip you mention in either the 4.2.0 list or the 3.3.6 list. However,
this does not explain why you could not install in graphical mode. The
hi,
i have a matrox MGA G400 AGP card with two monitor outputs. how can i
make xfree86 to switch with the mouse from screen1 to screen2? someone
have me the hint to use xf86cfg but that did not really help. i think
it would if i had two completely different graphic cards.
Section Device
And I was _not_ able to install RedHat 7.3 with an Diamond S3 (v864?)
with SDAC in graphical mode.
Joshua Lokken
7/3/2002 10:08:11 AM, Victor Roberts
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't have a solution, but check driver status page at
www.xfree86.org.
Some of the S3 Savage chips are not
Go here:
http://www.matrox.com/mga/support/drivers/files/lnx_200.cfm
1. download the g400 drivers the powerdesk utility
2. read the release notes
3. install the drivers
4. restart the X server
5. install powerdesk
6. run mgapdesk
7. choose the dual-head multi-display option
8. adjust
OK, I got this problem fixed now, thanks to Mark Vojkovich on the XPert
XFree86 mailing list.
I'm posting this in case anyone else has any similar problems.
There was a problem in the int10 module.
I suppose looking at my output (below), you can see that it tries to load
and initialize the int10
I've installed Xfree86 4.1.0.1 on my Debian 3.0 box, but whenever it's run
it just enters a blank screen, and doesn't respond to any keypresses
(Alt+Ctrl+BackSpace, Alt+Ctrl+Del etc). The same happens when using startx,
kdm, or kde2. The box has an onboard ProSavage K133 with a Unisys
EVG-300-COL
ls won't find files that start with a '.' (dot). head
to that dir, and nuke the file. (It's there, even
though ls doesn't see it. use ls -a to make it see
dotfiles).
--- Peter Kozberski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue 02 Jul, Eric Sprague wrote:
First, use ps aux to verify that there is
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