A bit after time, nevertheless...
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I have just upgraded (updated) to 4.3 from 4.2 on FreeBSD 4.7 - (dual
PIII 450). Upgrade was done with portupgrade.
Normally this works just fine, but not this time.
When I run xdm, the logon as toor or root to kde keeps returning me to
Hello,
Recently, I inserted my old ET6000 in MB with on-board i815 (got tired
of X server lockups).
I have no more lockups but instead I saw kind of problem somebody with
ET6000 encountered last month.
When having onboard card memory aperture at 64Mb, Tseng (as 4.2.1
routine sees it) is able o
Replying to reply...
Kevin Oberman wrote:
First, XFree86 is not finding any fonts. Have you installed the standard
font packages/ports? Under 4.7 of FreeBSD, V4.2 of XFree86 is the
default.
Second, host you build a new XF86Config file? The old file from V3.6
of XFree86 will not work very well w
Craig Blocker wrote:
I am trying to load Red Hat Linux 7.1.1 on a new Dell
Inspiron 4150 laptop. If I start in text mode, everything
seems fine (except that only the central 20% of my screen
is used for the text).
*That* is normal. :)
When I do a startx command, I
get a "Fatal server er
moonshine_religion wrote:
You should provide more information on the problems you're
seeing. It's not possible to diagnose what's wrong with so little
information. Looking at /var/log/XFree86.0.log for obvious error
messages is
the first step. If you don't find anything obvious, send it to this
I guess this is some kind of design fault in i810 driver.
Generally it happens when load on X is high enough (or is it peak load
that's high enough?). Usually KDE is involved, but there was someone
running StarOffice. I've seen this on FreeBSD. Other people've seen this
on Linuxes. XFree86 can
Harald Nordgård-Hansen wrote:
Yury Tarasievich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I still own ET6000 with famous 2.25Mb feature (or was it notorious
feature? :)
Well, it was a cheap way of getting 1024x768x24 to run.
Yeah, cheap and virtually unwalkable way. :)
[...]
memory (VideoRA
Harald Nordgård-Hansen wrote:
Yury Tarasievich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
But posting the XF86Config-4 file would certainly help
eliminating that possibility.
Yep.
I vaguely remember from my 3.3.* experience that amount of VideoRAM
should *not* be set in X config fil
I don't know what goes in Mandrake package XFree86-W32-3.3.6 (and which,
contrary to what I saw here, *does* work with at least ET6000 -- but
only when the rest of X is also of version 3.3.6). Could it mingle
something in your X version 4.0.3 setup? As someone else here pointed
out, log contain
Nicolas Bardier wrote:
I don understand clearly, it is a monitor problem or a driver problem? under Windows 98 at 1024x768 it works quite fine
IMHO, there is a world of difference between "fine" and "quite fine".
But, if it's actually "fine" under Windows and if I understand right
your descr
Bob Thompson wrote:
[...]
The crash occurred after I had switched from the X console to another
virtual terminal console. I was running mozilla and Sun StarOffice 5.2
at the time.
[...]
You are hitting same problem as I did here on FreeBSD with i815. Only
that I have this occuring every time
Nicolas Bardier wrote:
Hi! I have installed Debian 3.0 woody I have a S3 virge PCI video card and an AOC 15" 5E
monitor. I have configured XFree86 so the defaulth depth is 16 and i use these screens
resolutions: 1024x768; 800x600 640x400 and in the monitor section of the xfree86
configuration fil
I've seen you telling there is no X log file (named
/var/log/XFree86.log.0 or similarly). Then let's see your X config
(/etc/X11/XF86Config or /etc/X11/XF86Config-4)
Craig wrote:
What extra information would u like me to supply
[...]
studying network engineering, we have only completed ou
Try checking if this isn't that:
Directory with this font is missing somehow from your font server config
(look for config in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fs/)
or
Font file cursor.pcf.gz is missing from fonts.dir index in
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc/fonts.dir
or
Said font file got corrupted somehow.
Co
u try this, please don't delete them. Move them to a separate
directory instead so you have a way of getting them back.
On Tue, 21 Jan 2003, Yury Tarasievich wrote:
This is only guessing, but could you try removing files in your ~
directory which have names like .X... (dot capital X somethin
When using FreeBSD's /dev/sysmouse, you'll want to also use the
XFree86-libs port (as binary or compiling in its framework). There's a
patch there addressing /dev/sysmouse protocol.
Dorian Buettner wrote:
XFree86 Version: 4.2.1
OS: FreeBSD 4.7
Area: XF86Config, probably docu?
Server: XFree86
This is only guessing, but could you try removing files in your ~
directory which have names like .X... (dot capital X something). Also
remove everything having such names in /tmp directory.
Of course all this has to be done before attempting to run X.
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Tried all the ac
Pavel wrote:
Please help me with my problem! My OS is FreeBSD 4.6 and
I have a problem with X-server - i couldn't run it i "good" mode. I have motherboard
T810b-se with i810 chipset and onboard vigeo. My monitor is Samsung
SyncMaster 755DFX it's horizontal sync raange 30-85 kHz, vertical
50-160 H
Seems like your X is misconfigured.
Perhaps -- and it's only a guess! -- you've got "vesa" driver configured
to take care of your adapter (I, for myself, do not recall any success
of using "vesa" driver from 4.* with S3 Trio64's here). But line "no
devices detected..." rather denies this posibil
Your font server (xfs) seemingly isn't started.
Roger Harden wrote:
Hi! I have been running Redhat Linux version 8.0 successfully with
the X system configured for about 3 weeks and have been attempting to
get Samba running.
After one restart the X system failed to load. Could you please
a
xp wrote:
> init font error.
>
font server not running.
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Rajendra P. OJHA wrote:
[...]
use),but it did not worked and gave the arrors as
mentioned in attached file
You have following there:
Parse error on line 103 of section Keyboard in file /etc/X11/XF86Config
"Meta" is not a valid keyword in this section.
(EE) Problem parsing the config file
Why
Craig wrote:
Hi John
Tried to get the log file, to be able to attach but it says the file does
not exist. Someone said to try using xf86config which i tried but still no
luck any ideas.
Try configuring with xf86cfg -textmode. Visit ALL seven menus. Don't
forget to save resulting config.
Yandal Waugh wrote:
Dear Sirs,
I have installed a copy of Red hat Linux I obtained
from unix.com. My system is using a pentium 233MHz, PC
Chip mobo(M571), Diamond SpeedStar 24(ISA),128mB
Ram,5.1 GB HD and a ADI Provista monitor. I have try
numerous combinations in Xconfigurator to get X
running o
Micha wrote:
I'd like to be able to switch between keyboard mappings with the key
combination Left-Alt-Shift.
Can someone tell me how to set up the 'Options' line in XF86Config-4
correctly?
One of the options is running xf86config. But it will reconfigure
*everything*, and will run in non-
Rene Ranville wrote:
[...]
None will show me a display on my LG Electronics Studioworks 700S
Monitor. 17 inch.
What would really help to understand your problem would be attaching to
your message:
- log file of the XFree86 startup (look for file(s) named like
/var/log/XFree86.log...)
- confi
Craig wrote:
Hi
I need help and advise. I have just installed Linux Redhat 8.0. It will not
boot into the
GUI interface and comes up with this error. The error ask to contact this
website for
help. Here is word for word the error report.
Possible you didn't configure your X.
Try configur
Jörn Willhöft wrote:
Hi list,
I am trying to compile a Kdrive "Tiny X" XServer from sources.
Here're what I used when trying to compile 4.2.1 with Kdrive on i810.
System was RedHat 6 with kernel about 2.4.19 or something. Compiler was
gcc-2.91.66
host.def:
#define KDriveServer YES
#define
Mike A. Harris wrote:
On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, xiao li wrote:
I have one confiuration problem. Somehow the white color on my redhat 7.3
was changed to blue. As long as the place should has a white coloe, right
now it reflects blue color, evne in the redhat logon window. All the users,
even no
Greg Julius wrote:
>> what is the contents of your .xinitrc file? Mine just says:
>> exec gnome-session
>
So create one. E.g., touch ~/.xinitrc, then edit ~/.xinitrc and add line
exec gnome-session
That file's contents override contents of system-wide
/etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc you were mentioning an
Leggir wrote:
The install went fine, however when booting to the login screen, it
reports an apparent display problem.
It reports "no screens found".
Try reconfiguring your X with
xf86cfg -textmode
Follow ALL steps it has in menu (mouse, keyboard, monitor, card, screen,
layout).
Greg Julius wrote:
what is the contents of your .xinitrc file? Mine just says:
exec gnome-session
So create one. E.g., touch ~/.xinitrc, then edit ~/.xinitrc and add line
exec gnome-session
That file contents override over contents of system-wide
/etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc you were mentioning an
Just passing to you other person's guess -- does having line
Option "XaaNoSolidFillRect" "On"
in config help you?
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(EE) Unable to locate/open config file
(EE) Error from xf86HandleConfigFile()
Perhaps, there is no config file for X on your system? Look for
/etc/X11/XF86Config
If in doubt, you can reconfigure your X with xf86configure.
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Mike A. Harris wrote:
>On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Dr Andrew C Aitchison wrote:
>
>
[...]
>I don't like the idea of the X server guessing where fonts are
>either. The solution IMHO to font related problems like this, is
>to analyze why the font configuration is broken, and come up with
>ways to make su
If you tell that:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have installed FreeBSD 4.7 on an AlphaServer 1200 box with zero
problems except I can't get X to run. The Alpha has the standard
PowerStorm 4D10T PCI video card which is a 3DLabs Permedia2 chipset
and TI TVP4020C RAMDAC.
...and:
I have configur
Okay, I understand. Thanks. Now...
Dr Andrew C Aitchison wrote:
On Sun, 12 Jan 2003, Yury Tarasievich wrote:
I don't know about X internals, what restrains X from calculating DPI
once the mode is switched? Or perhaps the apps arer going to be somehow
impacted?
If we changed th
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Dr Andrew C Aitchison wrote:
Unfortunately the dpi doesn't change when you switch modes,
so which size should we use to calculate dpi ?
By using interlace and multiplying up the horizontal timing,
I can get my 1280x1024 CRT monitor to display a 2048x1536 picture -
several pixels get averaged tog
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