I've compiled XF 4.2.0 on RedHat 7.2. I get random hangs,
sometimes when moving long scrollbars, sometimes when closing
a window. It's on an Athlon, VIA chipset, using RedHat's
gcc 2.96. Maybe I should use kgcc instead?
If I disable DRI and add UseCCEFor2D, it still happens.
Is anyone else using
On Sam, 2002-02-16 at 06:32, Chris wrote:
I'm shortly going to be writing a review on some Radeon VE hardware under
XFree86 on Linux and one of the questions that came up is the ability to
handle multiple monitors off the dual SVGA heads on the Radeon VE in
specific and the Radeon line
On Sam, 2002-02-16 at 04:04, Joe Krahn wrote:
I've compiled XF 4.2.0 on RedHat 7.2. I get random hangs,
sometimes when moving long scrollbars, sometimes when closing
a window. It's on an Athlon, VIA chipset, using RedHat's
gcc 2.96. Maybe I should use kgcc instead?
If I disable DRI and add
Michel Dänzer wrote:
On Sam, 2002-02-16 at 04:04, Joe Krahn wrote:
I've compiled XF 4.2.0 on RedHat 7.2. I get random hangs,
sometimes when moving long scrollbars, sometimes when closing
a window. It's on an Athlon, VIA chipset, using RedHat's
gcc 2.96. Maybe I should use kgcc instead?
On Sam, 2002-02-16 at 16:50, Joe Krahn wrote:
Here's an example backtrace, that seems to me like somthing
deeper than XFree86 code being at fault:
(gdb) bt
#0 0x40139012 in __writev (fd=20, vector=0xb6fc, count=1)
at ../sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/writev.c:51
#1
On Wed, 13 Feb 2002, Berry Jeffery A SSgt 552 AGS/LGM wrote:
I am running SuSE 7.3 and I love it! I purchased an ATI Radeon 32 mb video
card only to find out that it has a Radeon QD chipset. Unfortunately
Xfree86 and SuSE only partially support this chipset. So much so that when
I try
you could try logging the vector to the writev call. The problem is
probably not in glibc function. Chris
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Michel Dänzer wrote:
On Sam, 2002-02-16 at 16:50, Joe Krahn wrote:
Here's an example backtrace, that seems to me like somthing
deeper than XFree86 code being at fault:
(gdb) bt
#0 0x40139012 in __writev (fd=20, vector=0xb6fc, count=1)
at
Kevin Clevenger wrote (in a message from Wednesday 13)
When compling X 4.2.0 with gcc 3.0.3 on a glibc 2.2.5 system I get the
following. Using gcc 2.95.3 on the same system compiles correctly. I have
tried altering the -traditional flag in the imakemdep.h file to no avail.
Other
All,
I am trying to debug the dual head freeze I described
in a previous post and I noticed something interesting
of which I am curious if there is an explanation. I have
found that the first time I start the X server, the logs dont
inidicate any errors, but, if I immediately restart the
Where is the current version of SuperProbe?
Thanks.
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On Sat, 16 Feb 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where is the current version of SuperProbe?
Thanks.
I believe SuperProbe has been deprecated (there is no current
version, only past versions).
Mark.
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I'm stuck with a little bit of a problem here and have been unable to find a
suitable solution.
I'm trying to deploy a few Linux based terminals. I want to disable all
tty's but the one X is running on. I've modified my /etc/inttab, and killed
getty on the tty's, and have X starting at boot
On Sat, 16 Feb 2002, Christopher W. Allermann wrote:
I'm stuck with a little bit of a problem here and have been unable to find a
suitable solution.
You might have to hack the server to do this. There are already
config file options to prevent Ctrl-Alt-backspace and Ctrl-Alt-+/-,
but
Yeah, I already have the DontZoom and DontZap options specified. Was
hoping theere was some easy methord for the F1 disable.
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On Sat, 16 Feb 2002, Christopher W. Allermann wrote:
I'm stuck with a little bit of a problem here and have been unable to find a
suitable solution.
You might have to hack the server to do this. There are already
config file options to prevent Ctrl-Alt-backspace and Ctrl-Alt-+/-,
for disabling switching vt
try chvt vtnumber (eg: chvt 1 )if ur x is running
in tty1 in your script that should do the trick, i
came with full install of redhat 7.2, try man chvt, or
google is your friend
hope this helps, i have seen just too many people ask
this question
hth
syed irfan
I'm a little confused. I am trying to run this boxes in a kiosok type mode.
The application of this chvt terminal. Will this throw them back to tty7
(where is is running) or will it move the tty that X is running on. Making
X run on tty1.
Maybe this could be an alternate solution, can i force
On Sat, 16 Feb 2002, Andy Sparrow wrote:
On Sat, 16 Feb 2002, Christopher W. Allermann wrote:
I'm stuck with a little bit of a problem here and have been unable
to find a
suitable solution.
You might have to hack the server to do this. There are already
config file options
Hi all.
I have a Trio 32/64/64V+ 0x8811 here.
In 8bit modes the color-index doesn't seem to be written to the card
and so the colors are not correct (Alien mode).
16bit modes seem to work correct.
In 24bit modes the card doesn't seem to generate a video signal - my
monitor goes into no-signal
Maybe this could be an alternate solution, can i force X to run on tty1? So
if a Ctrl-Alt-F1 occured nothing would happen since they are already on 1?
Hmm, actually, I don't see why you couldn't disable all the gettys run
[xwgk]dm as a display manager, which will take the first free VTY,
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