Is there anyone who has tried to get resolutions other than 800x600 and 640x480
to work in X properly on a NeoMagic? I've gotten lower modes to work without
being stretched to the whole screen. I know these modes can be stretched to
the whole LCD because they work in Windows. Is this a proble
On Sep 22, Bryce Riner wrote:
> Is there anyone who has tried to get resolutions other than 800x600
> and 640x480 to work in X properly on a NeoMagic? I've gotten lower
> modes to work without being stretched to the whole screen. I know
> these modes can be stretched to the whole LCD because they
I have 1024x768 working with a Neomagic 256AV, Thinkpad i1472, Debian
potato, xserver-svga 3.3.5-1 at 16 and 24 bpp. Seems to work fine.
-Jim Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, I just did this, and the pcmcia would not compile since I was compiling
with 2.2.12. So I guess I need to get the package from potatoe. However, I
was thinking of upgrading to potatoe, since that should provide the package
and keep all of the dependencies clean and correct. Anyway, does anyo
Au contraire:
I'm running Potato on my Dell Inspiron 7000, from scratch (i.e., I
didn't slink & upgrade); it works a treat.
Mx.
CHRIS HOOVER writes:
| Ok, I just did this, and the pcmcia would not compile since I was com
I compiled 2.2.12 with pcmia-cs source with no problem, I got it of
from the http://www.debian.org/~joeyh/stable-update/ page.
On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, CHRIS HOOVER wrote:
> Ok, I just did this, and the pcmcia would not compile since I was compiling
> with 2.2.12. So I guess I need to get the packag
So, after having followed yesterday's advice, I have a
running linux system with kernel 2.2.12 and I have a working
ethernet connection that allowed me to get loads of software
in my Sony Vaio 505.
Now, however I cannot get X to work properly. I am using
xserver-neomagic-1.1.0-1-1 as it is su
On Sat, Sep 18, 1999 at 09:46:27AM -0700, Matthew Guenther wrote:
> I just keep thinking about how difficult it was to set up a mail server to
> work properly over an intermittent connection. Maybe a special set of docs
> for fetchmail, qmail, smail... ?
And UUCP! Which I use and love on my lapt
On Wed, Sep 22, 1999 at 10:28:21AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> found a pcmcia Network Card thats in my price range yet, Is there a way I
> can do it without a network card.
Yes, via the serial port. pppd is part of the base system. Once you installed
the 6 or 7 floppies of the base system,
I decided to go ahead and reinstall everything and use potato this time.
This was prompted since I was told potato was fairly stable, plus there was
a disk manager (western digitals dynamic disk overlay) running that my
original install did not remove and it was preventing lilo from booting.
Anyw
Ok, I think I've got the equipment, one debian server, two laptops that
need debian, and a null modem serial cable. I think thats all I need, so
if I hook up the cable between laptop and server, now what?
Thanks this REALLY helps
Will Robertson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Stephane Bort
Is there anyone who has tried to get resolutions other than 800x600 and 640x480
to work in X properly on a NeoMagic? I've gotten lower modes to work without
being stretched to the whole screen. I know these modes can be stretched to
the whole LCD because they work in Windows. Is this a proble
On Sep 22, Bryce Riner wrote:
> Is there anyone who has tried to get resolutions other than 800x600
> and 640x480 to work in X properly on a NeoMagic? I've gotten lower
> modes to work without being stretched to the whole screen. I know
> these modes can be stretched to the whole LCD because they
I have 1024x768 working with a Neomagic 256AV, Thinkpad i1472, Debian
potato, xserver-svga 3.3.5-1 at 16 and 24 bpp. Seems to work fine.
-Jim Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, I just did this, and the pcmcia would not compile since I was compiling
with 2.2.12. So I guess I need to get the package from potatoe. However, I
was thinking of upgrading to potatoe, since that should provide the package
and keep all of the dependencies clean and correct. Anyway, does anyo
Au contraire:
I'm running Potato on my Dell Inspiron 7000, from scratch (i.e., I
didn't slink & upgrade); it works a treat.
Mx.
CHRIS HOOVER writes:
| Ok, I just did this, and the pcmcia would not compile since I was com
I compiled 2.2.12 with pcmia-cs source with no problem, I got it of
from the http://www.debian.org/~joeyh/stable-update/ page.
On Thu, 23 Sep 1999, CHRIS HOOVER wrote:
> Ok, I just did this, and the pcmcia would not compile since I was compiling
> with 2.2.12. So I guess I need to get the packag
So, after having followed yesterday's advice, I have a
running linux system with kernel 2.2.12 and I have a working
ethernet connection that allowed me to get loads of software
in my Sony Vaio 505.
Now, however I cannot get X to work properly. I am using
xserver-neomagic-1.1.0-1-1 as it is su
On Sat, Sep 18, 1999 at 09:46:27AM -0700, Matthew Guenther wrote:
> I just keep thinking about how difficult it was to set up a mail server to
> work properly over an intermittent connection. Maybe a special set of docs
> for fetchmail, qmail, smail... ?
And UUCP! Which I use and love on my lapt
On Wed, Sep 22, 1999 at 10:28:21AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> found a pcmcia Network Card thats in my price range yet, Is there a way I
> can do it without a network card.
Yes, via the serial port. pppd is part of the base system. Once you installed
the 6 or 7 floppies of the base system,
I decided to go ahead and reinstall everything and use potato this time.
This was prompted since I was told potato was fairly stable, plus there was
a disk manager (western digitals dynamic disk overlay) running that my
original install did not remove and it was preventing lilo from booting.
Anyw
Ok, I think I've got the equipment, one debian server, two laptops that
need debian, and a null modem serial cable. I think thats all I need, so
if I hook up the cable between laptop and server, now what?
Thanks this REALLY helps
Will Robertson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Stephane Bort
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