I have a dell dimension 2300 (2.4 GHz, Intel
chipset 845). I have installed mandrake 9.0 but I can start X
windows at a resolution of 800x600 16 bit.
If I try to start X windows at a resolution
higher than 800x600 the error message is: no screen found.
What can I do to make x windows run
More info (XF86Config / log etc.) would be helpful.
my experience with 320x200 resolution was a non recognised graphic card in X 3.3.6
This is why it would be helpful to know whether you are running 3.3.6 (which would
basically be
reasonable with the -in our days- rather modest setup you seem to
Hello, all. I have a compaq evo n1000v laptop with a Radeon M7 L4 chip.
Using the vesa driver works fine, but I would like to get acceleration
working (and dual head at some point) which from what I have found means
getting the radeon driver working.
If I take my working vesa XF86Config
and repla
Hello,
I need a way to get a graphic dump of the pointer.
I know there's been some discussions about this before.
I know there currently arent any support for this in X(Free86),
but I want bring up the subject once again.
I read something about animated cursor support. Is anyone
working on that?
Around 15 o'clock on Dec 6, Peter Andersson wrote:
> I read something about animated cursor support. Is anyone
> working on that?
Animated cursors are in XFree86 CVS already.
> Would it be hard to implement a function to get that returns
> the cursur shape/mask as a pixmap?
The proposed XFIX
Hi,
i have installed redhat 7.2 on my embeded pc which has 32MB of Ram and a 300
MHz processor.
i use windowmaker as the window manager.
my problem is that some parts of the screen can not be seen. when i open a
terminal, i cannot read what i write. i used to use kde and similar problems
did exi
I have installed an IBM server xseries 330 ( video is SavageS3 )
with XFree86 Version 4.0.3 .
I can see an test the Xserver configuration by using "Xtest"; but when I
launch "X" , I get a grey screen , with the mouse moving , but that is all .
The "log" file stops just after the loading of t
I have the same problem with the S3 ViRGE DX/GX video adapter (from an old
Compaq PII).
Brian A. Curtis
ORISE Research Participant
III Corps and Ft. Hood DPW-ENV-CRM
4612 Engineer Dr., Rm. 76
Fort Hood, TX 76544
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From: Barthelemy BOGAERT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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are you using startx to launch X?
are you sure you are starting somethink like gnome or kde in your .xinitrc or .Xclient
(I am not
on my machine, I may have misspelled)?
Lionel
--- Barthelemy BOGAERT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have installed an IBM server xseries 330 ( video is SavageS3 )
Okay, I'm game. I think the last time you wrote you had a PCI nVidia
card, not an AGP one. PCI cards can't use AGP functions at all, thus the
results you have. If you want AGP supported in your system, but don't
want a card in the AGP slot, best to use 'modprobe -a agpgart' and
disable NvAGP ent
> One more question if you don't mind: After taking your
> advice to this point,
> I seem to have a fairly stable X configuration. My last problem is
> that fast
> zooming with my scroll wheel in my Pro_Engineer application
> sometimes crashes
> it. No more X session crashes, butloos
On Friday 06 December 2002 17.02, Keith Packard wrote:
> Around 15 o'clock on Dec 6, Peter Andersson wrote:
> > I read something about animated cursor support. Is anyone
> > working on that?
>
> Animated cursors are in XFree86 CVS already.
>
Would that be included in the 4.3 release?
> > Would it
Around 20 o'clock on Dec 6, Peter Andersson wrote:
> > Animated cursors are in XFree86 CVS already.
> >
> Would that be included in the 4.3 release?
Yes.
> Any guess how long it will take? A Year,More ?
> Has anyone made a hack to get such a feature?
It's all implemented, but it hasn't been re
On Thursday 05 December 2002 05:38 pm, Michael D Beams wrote:
> Okay, I'm game. I think the last time you wrote you had a PCI nVidia
> card, not an AGP one. PCI cards can't use AGP functions at all, thus the
> results you have. If you want AGP supported in your system, but don't
> want a card in
Does anyone know how to change the monitor resolution? I installed
FreeBSD 3.5.1 and XFree86 installed along with it. I setup all of my video
drivers correctly, but it seems like I'm getting 320x200 resolution and was
wondering how I could change that. Everything looks fine, its all just w
C'mon now, if you check what you quoted, you'd see the XFree86 3.3.5 version:)
On Fri, 6 Dec 2002 06:45:58 -0800 (PST)
Lionel Lecoq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> More info (XF86Config / log etc.) would be helpful.
> my experience with 320x200 resolution was a non recognised graphic card in X 3.3
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