When I use xinerama where one screen is smaller(in pixels), moving the mouse
horizontally will
cause it to warp vertically when moved off the screen. When the same is done
vertically, however,
the mouse stops and there is no warping. I'd like the vertically behavior to be the
default when
movi
I'm trying to get "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" working on my radeon with a dual-dac setup.
What I would like is
to have my Nintendo emulator run on one screen and for the other to be usable for
other tasks.
Here is where I'm at. I used http://xtiming.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/xtiming.pl to
generate some
l having that problem.
> Also, regarding your modes, they may require a lower dot clock than
> radeon supports. I don't recall what the minimum clock is off hand.
> there is a patch in xfree86 cvs that lets you force the clock lower,
> but YMMV and it may damage your hardware.
&g
Not at this time, however the work around I have been using is setting up more than
one layout in
my XF86Config. Then I write scripts for common apps/tasks that call the right
xSession and
layout.
I had a dream that apps would be free from persecution of color depth and of
screen/root
number/s
I recently started work on tuxnes, an emulator for the old school(8 bit) Nintendo. I
was
wondering how I would get started adding a full screen mode ?DGA? to the emulator.
The size is
"256x240" which means I'm going to have to add a mode line or two. I also might not
stop there as
I can tell
I have a sparc64 with a mach64 on a pci bus. The format of /proc/bus/pci/ has changed
in 2.6 to
include a pci [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have not been able to locate a patch and even debian's experimental branch /w
(4.3.0-0pre1v3
20030929061855) dose not have support. I'm currently building DRI-XV dr
ree86 drivers and pci buses. What should I have read, be
reading?
--- "David S. Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 18:02:24 -0800 (PST)
> Mike Mestnik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I have a sparc64 with a mach64 on a pci bus. The format
mp; lspci & scanpci work as thay did.
I have not had a chance to boot with the new kernel, I'l do this on Wensday.
--- Mike Mestnik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a sparc64 with a mach64 on a pci bus. The format of /proc/bus/pci/ has
> changed in 2.6 to
> include a
Sleepy me it's http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=225526.
err Silly.
--- Mike Mestnik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have posted a kernel patch to
> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=225521.
> This patch will allow make config to use pci_domain
For simplicity's sake I'd like to make a wrapper for install that will do a...
{; # Stdout redirect
dpkg -S |
cut -f1 -d: |
tr '\n' ' '
echo hold; # Mark the pkg as held.
} | dpkg --set-selections
... for each invocation.
Dose any one know how I might do this, is there a env-var for INSTAL
Currently with debian to compile any 64bit program you need to replace your libc, just
untill the
new libc hits the mirrors. This workes great AFAIK.
I got the following error while building xfree86 CVS.
make[6]: Entering directory `/root/xfree86/head/xc/lib/GL/mesa/src/SPARC'
rm -f xform.i
cpp
I have a problem with Gnome/Mozilla/OOO and high DPI values. I would like to run
1024x768 on my
17" monitor. However I don't wish to give up the clearety of 1600x1200. Is there a
way to run
1024x768 antialiased at 1600x1200?
This real problem is that most apps use DPI to resize fonts but fail
It has been a week or so since I put my mothers computer together. It has an nForce2,
supported
by linux, 8X AGP. I have turned of DRI, I can't have it crashing for any thing, as
she dose not
know how to reboot. I hope the drivers will continu to provide a solid workstation
for her
enjoyment.
I have just built Xfree86 on my sparc64 and it build mesa just fine.
However when I build mesa from DRI I get all these global .register errors
when I get the the sparc asm. I was just wondering if the fix for this
problem was ever going to be backported to mesa? Once that happens I
should be ab
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