Hello all,
We are undergraduate students.We are trying to configure X server for MPX
support as a part of our undergraduate project. We are configuring the X
server but while configuring libX11 package error as No package 'xproto'
found
So we configured xproto with following command :
*sudo
Hello all,
Sorry for previous mail as it was sent incomplete by mistake!!!
We are undergraduate students.We are trying to configure X server for MPX
support as a part of our undergraduate project. We are configuring the X
server but while configuring libX11 package error as follows:
checking
Excerpts from Flittigs at PICT's message of Tue Sep 15 11:47:57 +0100 2009:
So we configured xproto with following command :
*sudo ./autogen.sh --prefix=/opt/gfx-test/
There is your problem. Always think long and hard before you invoke root
privileges. In this case sudo is sanitising
On Mon, 14 Sep 2009, Csillag Kristof wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to set up a dual-head configuration.
(Triple-head actually, but let's forget that for a moment.)
Sounds like exactly what I've been doing. I'm currently using a
FireMV 2400 hooked to three screens, only two of which
On Mon, 2009-09-14 at 03:22 +0200, Csillag Kristof wrote:
I have encountered another weird thing when setting up my displays.
On X startup, the gradient background image of the login
screen fills up both screens (as it should).
On the right monitor (connected to DVI-0), the gradient is
2009/9/13 Csillag Kristof csillag.kris...@united-consult.hu:
Dear all,
I have encountered another weird thing when setting up my displays.
On X startup, the gradient background image of the login
screen fills up both screens (as it should).
On the right monitor (connected to DVI-0), the
Hello all, we are undergrad students trying to install and compile the
latest X release on a virtual box. We did all installation on /opt/MPX
prefix.
on doing sudo /opt/MPX/bin/X -config /../xorg.conf , the X server starts
running and screen goes blank. We also changed the startx script to
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 04:24:15PM +0200, ext Flittigs at PICT wrote:
Hello all, we are undergrad students trying to install and compile the latest
X release on a virtual box. We did all installation on /opt/MPX prefix.
on doing sudo /opt/MPX/bin/X -config /../xorg.conf , the X server
Flittigs at PICT wrote:
Hello all, we are undergrad students trying to install and compile the
latest X release on a virtual box. We did all installation on /opt/MPX
prefix.
on doing sudo /opt/MPX/bin/X -config /../xorg.conf , the X server starts
running and screen goes blank. We also
Hello, you're correct. I got a running X. On doing sudo startx --
/opt/MPX/bin/X -config /../xorg.conf -retro and putting this in background
by appending and then doing ps I can see a process for x server
running
Now, to have a gdm and other stuff running, on starting X, should I write a
Hi,
maybe this would work for you, although there could be problems with the
rotated screens:
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/gxm/th2go/
With that you should be able to use multiple GPUs, too.
Daniel wrote:
Hi,
I've been trying to find some more information on all this... From
Flittigs at PICT wrote:
Now, to have a gdm and other stuff running, on starting X, should I
write a script, as in some more piece of code along with the startx
command?
No, you should just start gdm, and let it start X for you.
--
-Alan Coopersmith-
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Alan Coopersmith
alan.coopersm...@sun.com wrote:
Flittigs at PICT wrote:
Now, to have a gdm and other stuff running, on starting X, should I
write a script, as in some more piece of code along with the startx
command?
No, you should just start gdm, and let
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