> well its working however for some reason when one of the programs bombs
> out (ie. gravitywars :) about a file not being found) the backlight has
> been turned off. Damn strange however its better than the white/melting
> scary stuff :)
Glad to hear that's better. I sure know how creepy that w
> well its working however for some reason when one of the programs bombs
> out (ie. gravitywars :) about a file not being found) the backlight has
> been turned off. Damn strange however its better than the white/melting
> scary stuff :)
Glad to hear that's better. I sure know how creepy that
On Wednesday 28 March 2001 08:09, Alexander Clouter wrote:
> has been replaced with four mingetty's and services I don't use have been
> turned off. However I'm relutent to remove squid from my laptop,
> unfortunately it prevents my harddisk from spinning down and it reduces
> kapm from 85% to abo
On Wednesday 28 March 2001 08:09, Alexander Clouter wrote:
> has been replaced with four mingetty's and services I don't use have been
> turned off. However I'm relutent to remove squid from my laptop,
> unfortunately it prevents my harddisk from spinning down and it reduces
> kapm from 85% to ab
On Sun, 25 Mar 2001, Heather wrote:
>
> You need to edit the file /etc/vga/libvga.config.
>
> [snipped stuff]
>
> console (blind), suspending the box, and reawakening, because on mine that
> seems to issue a video reset.
>
well its working however for some reason when one of the programs bombs
out
On Sun, 25 Mar 2001, Heather wrote:
>
> You need to edit the file /etc/vga/libvga.config.
>
> [snipped stuff]
>
> console (blind), suspending the box, and reawakening, because on mine that
> seems to issue a video reset.
>
well its working however for some reason when one of the programs bombs
out
> My graphics card is a Trident Cyber 9397...
>
> anyone have any suggestions on how to setup SVGAlib for my laptop, so I
> don't get the *very* scary melt/streak screen of destruction?
You need to edit the file /etc/vga/libvga.config.
In *theory* it should autodetect your card but in *practice*
> My graphics card is a Trident Cyber 9397...
>
> anyone have any suggestions on how to setup SVGAlib for my laptop, so I
> don't get the *very* scary melt/streak screen of destruction?
You need to edit the file /etc/vga/libvga.config.
In *theory* it should autodetect your card but in *practice
I have been trying on and off over the past couple of weeks to get DGA to
work on my laptop with the latest X 4.0.2. My graphics card is a Trident
Cyber 9397, however if I enable the loading of the DGA module (as you can
see in my XF86Config) and then run /usr/X11R6/bin/dga as root I get the
follo
I have been trying on and off over the past couple of weeks to get DGA to
work on my laptop with the latest X 4.0.2. My graphics card is a Trident
Cyber 9397, however if I enable the loading of the DGA module (as you can
see in my XF86Config) and then run /usr/X11R6/bin/dga as root I get the
foll
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