[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > Xautoconfig is better -- there's no guessing needed, as long as you > are using the frame-buffer *and* you already have the right resolution > & depth set up (using fbdev or the kernel arguments). it simply reads > the frame buffer device and the keyboard & mouse config files, and > writes an appropriate XF86Config.
Not here. A) It writes modes my monitor can't do (or used to, haven't used it in forever) B) It won't write a multi-resolution file (so I can't switch resolutions on the fly). Granted it's easier, but I've had trouble with it. I just meant some sort of reasonable auto-config tool, don't really care exactle what. > just now, i have gotten accelerated ATI rage128 support working on my > mac g3. i have been closely following robert shaw's linuppc pages at > <http://www.linuxppc.org/blueg3/>; he has recently posted both kernel > patches and pre-built binaries, as well as two accelerated X servers. > granted, robert has tailored his documentation for linuxppc, so > there's some playing & guessing in order to make it work on debian. Cool - maybe the original poster will be interested? I have a mach64 (Rage II+) which has been accelerated for quite a while now.
