> > Does anyone have any idea where I might find a Japanese
> > Macintosh keymap to use with XFree86, or how I might define
> > one myself?
>
> Try to merge an existing Japanese keymap with an existing Macintosh one.
how might i do that? the extent of my keymap knowledge is
how to configure X to
Does anyone have any idea where I might find a Japanese
Macintosh keymap to use with XFree86, or how I might define
one myself?
Using either jp106 (japanese-pc) or macintosh-us keymaps
with a Japanese Mac keyboard kind of sucks.
Thanks,
Ryan
> Here are the working iMac modelines though, if anyone wants them:
>
>
> ModeLine "1024x768" 78.5 1024 1033 1129 1312 768 769 772 800 +hsync +vsync
> ModeLine "800x600" 62.4 800 813 893 1040 600 601 604 632 +hsync +vsync
> ModeLine "640x480" 49.9 640 653 717 832 480 481 484 514 +hsyn
> > I tried Modes "current" and it still didn't work.
>
> Bummer, what happened?
black screen.
I tried Modes "current" and it still didn't work.
Fortunately I found Ryan Gordon's XF86Config-4 file,
which had mode lines he had found to work with the
iMac. Once I had manually set the mode lines,
everything worked beautifully. I didn't even know
you still could set the mode lines manually in
Hello,
I am trying to get XFree86 4.1.01 running on a
1999 Tangerine iMac DV running kernel 2.4.17.
I previously had xserver-fbdev running on this
machine with a 2.2 kernel, but I decided to try
upgrading to woody, a 2.4 kernel, and XFree86 4.1.
It has been an adventure.
First of all, the 2.4 k
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