I have been setting up a samba/FTP server. There was one setup and running
and I crashed it last week. It crashed after I modified the rights in the
files of the ftp server and altered some of the user information. The
server is still running, but X windows will not run on the startx command.
I
I seem to be having a problem with my install,
being new to the Unix world and wanting to learn a bit more I have installed
Solaris i86 on my machine.The install seems to have went okay as I can boot into
Solaris,it gets as far as asking for my login and then the screen just goes
black.As fa
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"Paul Lam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I seem to be having a problem with my install, being new to the Unix
> world and wanting to learn a bit more I have installed Solaris i86 on
> my machine.The install seems to have went okay as I can boot into
> Solaris,it g
K, I got XFree86 working, I type 'startx' and it opens up twn, but when
I tried to install kde which I installed from the port I replaced that
line in the xinitrc file that says 'twn &' to 'startkde &'. Well, after
doing that I typed 'startx' and it started up but it looked like it
loaded twn fir
Figured it out
Dave
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K, I got XFree86
My mistake, still having the problem the screen is still going white on
me
Dave
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On Sun, Dec 02, 2001 at 06:30:07PM -0500, David Loszewski wrote:
> Figured it out
what was the problem?
tell us how you fixed it, so it goes in the mailing list archives, and the
next guy can read it when he does a Google search. :)
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few more times after trying to quit my whole screen
slowly went white again. Ideas?
Dave
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or. I'm starting to get a little irritated
here so anyone that could help me out I would appreciate it greatly.
Dave
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> This looks as if it would explain but one thing I did was when X fucked
> up again and my screen started turning white I pressed ctrl-alt-Fn and
> it didn't do crap.
what about ctrl+alt+backspace? probably won't work either, but is
worth a shot.
> Not only that but since I'm using Fre
Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom wrote:
>>This looks as if it would explain but one thing I did was when X fucked
>>up again and my screen started turning white I pressed ctrl-alt-Fn and
>>it didn't do crap.
>>
> what about ctrl+alt+backspace? probably won't work either, but is
>worth a shot.
>
>>
Hi,
not much to do with your problem I fear but you still should probably have
Load "speedo"
Load "type1"
in your module section...
Lionel
--- David Loszewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom wrote:
>
> >>This looks as if it would explain but one thing I di
Hi,
Just a PS:
I notice you don't have
Section "DRI"
Mode 0666
EndSection
maybe this could help...
additionally you might add a couple of details in monitor, graphic device values. This
being a
laptop you may also wish to add
Option "dpms"
in the monitor section...
Hope that hel
> Yes, I did try ctrl-alt-backspace and it didn't work, my computer was
> being a pain in the ass so I attached the XF86Config.new file which is
> the same as the XF86Config-4 file and my x.log as you requested. When I
> recorded the x.log though that was like the only time that it didn't
> t
Hi there !
I'm pretty new to Linux and XFree86, so I'm not sure if my
ask for help is in correct place here.
In short:
System suse 7.3 running on Pentium I-166 with Matrox Mystique
1064sg.
Using Xfree 3.x works in framebuffer mode in 800x600.
When using XFree 4.x X starts well, but everytime
Hi all!
I have subscribed to this ML yesterday and I already found a lot of
useful information about how to configure XFree for using it with Kyro
II (Guillemot Prophet 3D 4500 - 64Mb) looking in the ML archives.
I was able to make X start in 1024x768 (using the vesa drivers of
course), but, whil
Hi all!
I have subscribed to this ML yesterday and I already found a lot of
useful information about how to configure XFree for using it with Kyro
II (Guillemot Prophet 3D 4500 - 64Mb) looking in the ML archives.
I was able to make X start in 1024x768 (using the vesa drivers of
course), but, whil
I am not familiar with that specific card, but is it possiblke that it has only 1MB?
That would
explain a lot of things. In addition you should go to www.XFree86.org and check the
supported
cards.
As John mention in the post about RENDER it may be worth considering getting a newer
card.
Lionel
Upps... sorry for the double posting!
Alberto Ferrante wrote:
> Hi all!
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I would comment out
# FontPath "unix/:7100"
and uncomment the following modules
Load "freetype"# TrueType font handler
Load "type1" # Adobe Type 1 font handler
Lionel
--- Alberto Ferrante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I have subscribed to
No way to make it work :-((
Could it be because I have not yet configured the sound card? I am
downloading the drivers right now, the I will let you know.
Bye and thanks again
Alberto
Lionel Lecoq wrote:
> I would comment out
> # FontPath "unix/:7100"
>
> and uncomment the followi
Hi!
I have the same problem. I was adviced to try the
VESA-driver (instead of VGA/SVGA) but
that also fails. I have given up on getting Kyro2 to work
with X in FreeBSD.
/ Jeppe
Alberto Ferrante wrote:
>
> No way to make it work :-((
> Could it be because I have not yet configured the sound c
you are mixing up X versions: SVGA is 3.3.6 and vesa 4.x.x
you have to know what you are running (X -version) and then change the XF86Config or
XF86Config-4
accordingly.
I myself was changing the wrong XF86Config for some time and wondering why nothing
worked...
Lionel
--- Jesper Blomström <[EM
I am running 4.x.x and do have a XF86Config-file.
I do not have a XF86Config-4-file. I have tried (often
enough for one to tire of it) to use the VESA-driver but
it still doesn´t work. I have also tried different
settings such as "ShadowFB" and so on. It finds and loads
the VESA driver/module and
Guess what... today I updated my BIOS (for other reasons) and... X
started working! I am writing from Mozilla right now, and I am soo
happy! Ok, ok there still is a problem: I can run X only as root, and I
still have to set the system to perform the graphic login. I also
experienced a little
I am afraid I am out of my depth now, however I notice you write "VESA" and I use
"vesa" I assume
you do not use caps in your conf. otherwise it may explain a few things...
However, from the reaction of your XFree86 -configure there could be something amiss
in your setup
and there I cannot help
Great!
I believe for interactive login you must set the run time parameter to 5 instead of 3
in your
/etc/initab (I hope I remember well I am not on my box)
There is a post in the list about the other problem use google...
Lionel
--- Alberto Ferrante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Guess what... tod
Lionel Lecoq wrote:
> Great!
> I believe for interactive login you must set the run time parameter
to 5 instead of 3 in your
> /etc/initab (I hope I remember well I am not on my box)
> There is a post in the list about the other problem use google...
Since I have started using the interact
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