On Wed, Aug 15, 2001 at 08:55:31AM -0400, Eric Borton wrote:
> Thanks to Everyone for your suggestions. My laptop is the toshiba 4030CDT
> not the 3040. If I apt-get install svga will I need to do anything to any
> files or will it install in the correct directory and automatically be ready
> to
On Wed, Aug 15, 2001 at 08:55:31AM -0400, Eric Borton wrote:
> Thanks to Everyone for your suggestions. My laptop is the toshiba 4030CDT
> not the 3040. If I apt-get install svga will I need to do anything to any
> files or will it install in the correct directory and automatically be ready
> to
Thanks to Everyone for your suggestions. My laptop is the toshiba 4030CDT
not the 3040. If I apt-get install svga will I need to do anything to any
files or will it install in the correct directory and automatically be ready
to go. I still have not been able to get it yet. It is quite disappoin
Thanks to Everyone for your suggestions. My laptop is the toshiba 4030CDT
not the 3040. If I apt-get install svga will I need to do anything to any
files or will it install in the correct directory and automatically be ready
to go. I still have not been able to get it yet. It is quite disappoi
On Tue, Aug 14, 2001 at 02:06:03PM -0400, Eric Borton wrote:
> I have a 3040 CDT Toshiba laptop using Debian Woody. I am also using xf86
> version 4.0.+.
> After I run xf86config, I can get the x window to show in 800x600 at 8-bit.
> I tried to step up to 1024x768 using 16-bit. I received a erro
On Tue, 14 Aug 2001, Eric Borton wrote:
>
> I have a 3040 CDT Toshiba laptop using Debian Woody. I am also using
> xf86 version 4.0.+.
> After I run xf86config, I can get the x window to show in 800x600 at
> 8-bit.
> I tried to step up to 1024x768 using 16-bit. I received a error message
> that t
On Tue, Aug 14, 2001 at 02:06:03PM -0400, Eric Borton wrote:
> I have a 3040 CDT Toshiba laptop using Debian Woody. I am also using xf86 version
>4.0.+.
> After I run xf86config, I can get the x window to show in 800x600 at 8-bit.
> I tried to step up to 1024x768 using 16-bit. I received a erro
On Tue, 14 Aug 2001, Eric Borton wrote:
>
> I have a 3040 CDT Toshiba laptop using Debian Woody. I am also using
> xf86 version 4.0.+.
> After I run xf86config, I can get the x window to show in 800x600 at
> 8-bit.
> I tried to step up to 1024x768 using 16-bit. I received a error message
> that
I have a 3040 CDT Toshiba laptop using Debian
Woody. I am also using xf86 version 4.0.+.
After I run xf86config, I can get the x window to
show in 800x600 at 8-bit.
I tried to step up to 1024x768 using 16-bit.
I received a error message that the svga server was not available. I tried
to a
I have a 3040 CDT Toshiba laptop using Debian
Woody. I am also using xf86 version 4.0.+.
After I run xf86config, I can get the x window to
show in 800x600 at 8-bit.
I tried to step up to 1024x768 using 16-bit.
I received a error message that the svga server was not available. I tried
to a
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