On Fri, Aug 02, 2002 at 03:37:08PM +0200, Russell Coker wrote:
> On Fri, 2 Aug 2002 14:31, Ditch, Derek P., MO-ARNG wrote:
> > Using X version 3.x for that card is gonna be a pain. I'd suggest
> > using 4.1 and get the custom Savage chip from here
> > (http://www.probo.com/timr/savagemx.html)
On Fri, 2 Aug 2002 14:31, Ditch, Derek P., MO-ARNG wrote:
> Using X version 3.x for that card is gonna be a pain. I'd suggest
> using 4.1 and get the custom Savage chip from here
> (http://www.probo.com/timr/savagemx.html). They have a version for 3.x and
> 4.x If you use the 4.x version
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From: damon fasching [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 9:59 PM
To: debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: x configuration
Hi,
I've just installed debian on a Presario 721CL. The
installation was fine, but as usual, I am havi
On Thu, Aug 01, 2002 at 07:59:02PM -0700, damon fasching wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've just installed debian on a Presario 721CL. The
[...]
> I chose advance package selection and then grabbed
> only xfree-86common, xdm and fvwm (above and beyond
> whatever is preselected). I also selected some of th
Hi,
I've just installed debian on a Presario 721CL. The
installation was fine, but as usual, I am having
trouble configuring X. The linux How-to pages claim
that this used to be a black art but is now trivial
because "there are no longer separate servers for
different kinds of cards, just module
On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 11:08:24AM +0100, Vivek Dasmohapatra wrote:
> Ok, sounds like you don't have a screen defined in your serverlayout
> section. Mine looks like this:
Vivek, it was my fault all the way. Being my minimalistic self
I didnt think that startx with nothing in .xinitrc would lead
t
Just to be sure, do you have the "PS/2" protocol entry in your XF86Config
and your kernel has ps2 support enabled?
I had also problems after using my wheel mouse with "IMPS/2" protocol. If I
didn't switch back to "PS/2" the mouse pointer did cracy things on the
screen.
An other idea might be that
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Alex Suzuki wrote:
> I removed it, and added AllowMouseOpenFail to ServerFlags section.
> I also removed the reference to the mouse in the ServerLayout section.
> However, it still comes up with:
>
> No Core pointer specified
> unable to determine screen layout
> Error from X
On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 10:21:48AM +0100, Vivek Dasmohapatra wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Alex Suzuki wrote:
>
> > Hello friends,
> >
> > does anybody have a working XF86Config-4 for an Inspiron 4000?
> > I have an Inspiron with the ATI Rage Mobility M3 card, I used
> > a config I found on the w
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Alex Suzuki wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> does anybody have a working XF86Config-4 for an Inspiron 4000?
> I have an Inspiron with the ATI Rage Mobility M3 card, I used
> a config I found on the web, but X crashes shortly after it
> has started. I think it has something to do w
Hello friends,
does anybody have a working XF86Config-4 for an Inspiron 4000?
I have an Inspiron with the ATI Rage Mobility M3 card, I used
a config I found on the web, but X crashes shortly after it
has started. I think it has something to do with the mouse.
I have no /dev/mouse link, when I use
On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 11:08:24AM +0100, Vivek Dasmohapatra wrote:
> Ok, sounds like you don't have a screen defined in your serverlayout
> section. Mine looks like this:
Vivek, it was my fault all the way. Being my minimalistic self
I didnt think that startx with nothing in .xinitrc would lead
Just to be sure, do you have the "PS/2" protocol entry in your XF86Config
and your kernel has ps2 support enabled?
I had also problems after using my wheel mouse with "IMPS/2" protocol. If I
didn't switch back to "PS/2" the mouse pointer did cracy things on the
screen.
An other idea might be tha
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Alex Suzuki wrote:
> I removed it, and added AllowMouseOpenFail to ServerFlags section.
> I also removed the reference to the mouse in the ServerLayout section.
> However, it still comes up with:
>
> No Core pointer specified
> unable to determine screen layout
> Error from
On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 10:21:48AM +0100, Vivek Dasmohapatra wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Alex Suzuki wrote:
>
> > Hello friends,
> >
> > does anybody have a working XF86Config-4 for an Inspiron 4000?
> > I have an Inspiron with the ATI Rage Mobility M3 card, I used
> > a config I found on the
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Alex Suzuki wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> does anybody have a working XF86Config-4 for an Inspiron 4000?
> I have an Inspiron with the ATI Rage Mobility M3 card, I used
> a config I found on the web, but X crashes shortly after it
> has started. I think it has something to do
Hello friends,
does anybody have a working XF86Config-4 for an Inspiron 4000?
I have an Inspiron with the ATI Rage Mobility M3 card, I used
a config I found on the web, but X crashes shortly after it
has started. I think it has something to do with the mouse.
I have no /dev/mouse link, when I use
amael wrote:
>
> > > okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
> > > eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up
> screen
> > > though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran
> XF86Setup
> > > again, this time trying to more or l
> amael wrote:
> >
> > okay, i just figured this out. if anyone experiences the same problem,
make
> > a symlink /etc/X11/X that points to your xserver (the one you want to
use!)
> > and another symlink /etc/XF86Config that points to /etc/X11/XF86Config
> >
> There is a file /etc/X11/Xserver. The f
amael wrote:
>
> > > okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
> > > eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up
> screen
> > > though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran
> XF86Setup
> > > again, this time trying to more or
"William F. Dowling" wrote:
>
> Eric Richardson writes:
> > amael wrote:
> > >
> > > okay, i just figured this out. [...]
> > There is a file /etc/X11/Xserver. The first line states the server name
> > like XF86_SVGA. Please check this as you should not have to create a
> > symlink. Your met
Eric Richardson writes:
> amael wrote:
> >
> > okay, i just figured this out. [...]
> There is a file /etc/X11/Xserver. The first line states the server name
> like XF86_SVGA. Please check this as you should not have to create a
> symlink. Your method circumvents the way it is suppose to wor
> amael wrote:
> >
> > okay, i just figured this out. if anyone experiences the same problem,
make
> > a symlink /etc/X11/X that points to your xserver (the one you want to
use!)
> > and another symlink /etc/XF86Config that points to /etc/X11/XF86Config
> >
> There is a file /etc/X11/Xserver. The
amael wrote:
>
> okay, i just figured this out. if anyone experiences the same problem, make
> a symlink /etc/X11/X that points to your xserver (the one you want to use!)
> and another symlink /etc/XF86Config that points to /etc/X11/XF86Config
>
There is a file /etc/X11/Xserver. The first line st
"William F. Dowling" wrote:
>
> Eric Richardson writes:
> > amael wrote:
> > >
> > > okay, i just figured this out. [...]
> > There is a file /etc/X11/Xserver. The first line states the server name
> > like XF86_SVGA. Please check this as you should not have to create a
> > symlink. Your me
Eric Richardson writes:
> amael wrote:
> >
> > okay, i just figured this out. [...]
> There is a file /etc/X11/Xserver. The first line states the server name
> like XF86_SVGA. Please check this as you should not have to create a
> symlink. Your method circumvents the way it is suppose to wo
amael wrote:
>
> okay, i just figured this out. if anyone experiences the same problem, make
> a symlink /etc/X11/X that points to your xserver (the one you want to use!)
> and another symlink /etc/XF86Config that points to /etc/X11/XF86Config
>
There is a file /etc/X11/Xserver. The first line s
okay, i just figured this out. if anyone experiences the same problem, make
a symlink /etc/X11/X that points to your xserver (the one you want to use!)
and another symlink /etc/XF86Config that points to /etc/X11/XF86Config
that worked for me.
however, my pcmcia-ethernet still isn't working. i i
> > okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
> > eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up
screen
> > though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran
XF86Setup
> > again, this time trying to more or less reproduce my old config
> > okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
> > eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up
screen
> > though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran
XF86Setup
> > again, this time trying to more or less reproduce my old config
okay, i just figured this out. if anyone experiences the same problem, make
a symlink /etc/X11/X that points to your xserver (the one you want to use!)
and another symlink /etc/XF86Config that points to /etc/X11/XF86Config
that worked for me.
however, my pcmcia-ethernet still isn't working. i
> > okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
> > eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up
screen
> > though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran
XF86Setup
> > again, this time trying to more or less reproduce my old config
> > okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
> > eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up
screen
> > though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran
XF86Setup
> > again, this time trying to more or less reproduce my old config
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> okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
> eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up screen
> though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran XF86Setup
> again, this time
amael wrote:
>
> okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
> eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up screen
> though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran XF86Setup
> again, this time trying to more or less reproduce my old
okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up screen
though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran XF86Setup
again, this time trying to more or less reproduce my old config file with
that s
[Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...]
> okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
> eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up screen
> though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran XF86Setup
> again, this tim
amael wrote:
>
> okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
> eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up screen
> though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran XF86Setup
> again, this time trying to more or less reproduce my ol
thanks a lot! i'll try to do that right away...
> > hello. i just installed debian 2.2 on my sony vaio pcg-sr1k.
installation
> > was succesful and i can boot with lilo without any problems. i haven't
been
> > able to set up x though. i used to have suse7 on this computer and i've
kept
> > the con
okay...it didn't work at first so i installed some more packages and
eventually tried XF86Setup and it basically worked fine (messed up screen
though) so i used my config file instead -- didn't work. so i ran XF86Setup
again, this time trying to more or less reproduce my old config file with
that
thanks a lot! i'll try to do that right away...
> > hello. i just installed debian 2.2 on my sony vaio pcg-sr1k.
installation
> > was succesful and i can boot with lilo without any problems. i haven't
been
> > able to set up x though. i used to have suse7 on this computer and i've
kept
> > the co
> hello. i just installed debian 2.2 on my sony vaio pcg-sr1k. installation
> was succesful and i can boot with lilo without any problems. i haven't been
> able to set up x though. i used to have suse7 on this computer and i've kept
> the config file. back then i used the command-line program xf86c
hello. i just installed debian 2.2 on my sony vaio pcg-sr1k. installation
was succesful and i can boot with lilo without any problems. i haven't been
able to set up x though. i used to have suse7 on this computer and i've kept
the config file. back then i used the command-line program xf86config t
> hello. i just installed debian 2.2 on my sony vaio pcg-sr1k. installation
> was succesful and i can boot with lilo without any problems. i haven't been
> able to set up x though. i used to have suse7 on this computer and i've kept
> the config file. back then i used the command-line program xf86
hello. i just installed debian 2.2 on my sony vaio pcg-sr1k. installation
was succesful and i can boot with lilo without any problems. i haven't been
able to set up x though. i used to have suse7 on this computer and i've kept
the config file. back then i used the command-line program xf86config
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