The curious thing is that it was working fine with RH5.0 and Metro-X and
Xfree86 last time around...
I hope someone has some advice...!!!
Thanks
Mike
Michael Hatzakis Jr, MD
Resident Physiatrist - R3
Department of Rehabilitation
Thomas Jefferson University Medical Center
Philadelphia, PA, 19026
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From: Howdy Doody [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, June 21, 1998 3:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Help with SVGA Server and RH5.1
On Sat, 20 Jun 1998, Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD wrote:
> Just upgraded to RH5.1 and have been struggling with my XF86 display
server for a few days now. Anyone using a tseng TGUI series card...? How
does it work for you..? Any suggestions on the following config:
>
> I already had RH5.0 working just great in 1024 mode with my:
>
> Tseng TGUI9680 card 2 meg
> MaxTech 14" 1024 60hz non-interlaced monitor Hfreq 30-50, Vfreq 50-90
> 486-100 system
>
> I tried the XF16 server and could not get it above 640x480 for anything.
> Tried the SVGA server (which was working fine in RH5.0) but now it gives
me an odd viewport size and is fuzzy and craps out at the highest res. The
RH5.0 config (wish I kept it) worked great.
>
> The portion of my XF86Config is shown below:
I'm using the same board with 1meg. My config is different since I used
XF86Setup to get it. But, I haven't had any luck getting more than
640x480x16
with it. Some settings try to smoke my monitor since it keeps finding the
next
lower version ( 9660).
I also tried using a board with a CL-GD5429 with no better (and sometimes
worse)
luck. Also 1meg, I think.
Also have an old Oak Technology board with a chip that says OTI077 and
another
chip with OTIVGA and the number 5298517 on it. Nothing at all with this
one.
Anybody has anything more on any of these, I'll be eternally grateful for
some
info.
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