> Congratulations! You know that you can map mouse buttons to keys, do
> you? You will have to use kernel arguments like adbuttons=103,108 or
adb_buttons=1,103,108 for recent kernels (I think 2.2.15 may already need
this, recent 2.3 kernels definitely do). 103,111 is what I use on Lombard.
Cameron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Woohoo! Finally got X up and helix/gnome is tolerable with a single buton
> mouse (I'm getting a 3 button ps2 anyway).
Congratulations! You know that you can map mouse buttons to keys, do
you? You will have to use kernel arguments like adbuttons=103,108 or
so
Woohoo! Finally got X up and helix/gnome is tolerable with a single buton
mouse (I'm getting a 3 button ps2 anyway).
X Wouldn't work cause I had to set a res for console X was set to run off.
I didn't know this until I started sifting through quite a few docs.
Anyway, one last problem, it's proba
On Tue, Jul 25, 2000 at 10:07:06AM +0200, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> Cameron wrote:
> >
> > I have to use the same settings as my frame buffer?
>
> Do you use matroxfb or offb for the console? In the latter case you are indeed
> limited to the console resolution and depth AFAIK.
>
>
> > With a matr
(It would be cool if you could trim the cited text and reply below - read RFC
1855)
Cameron wrote:
> I do indeed have the matroxfb driver for the console.
So:
> > > I have to use the same settings as my frame buffer?
No. You can use whatever modelines your monitor can display. The fbset -x
tr
I do indeed have the matroxfb driver for the console.
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000, Michel [iso-8859-1] Dänzer wrote:
> Cameron wrote:
> >
> > I have to use the same settings as my frame buffer?
>
> Do you use matroxfb or offb for the console? In the latter case you are indeed
> limited to the console r
Cameron wrote:
>
> I have to use the same settings as my frame buffer?
Do you use matroxfb or offb for the console? In the latter case you are indeed
limited to the console resolution and depth AFAIK.
> With a matrox g200 (I think that's what it is, I got the thing just a few
> days ago), what
Ah, ok. I'll work on this when I get home from work and see what I can do,
thanks.
-Cameron
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, Matt Brubeck wrote:
> On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, Cameron wrote:
>
> > I have to use the same settings as my frame buffer? How can I get around
> > this, I wanna run something like 1024 x 7
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, Cameron wrote:
> I have to use the same settings as my frame buffer? How can I get around
> this, I wanna run something like 1024 x 768 or perhaps 1280 x 1024.
No. The fbset trick is just a quick way to get a working config in case
you don't know the timings yourself or don't
I have to use the same settings as my frame buffer? How can I get around
this, I wanna run something like 1024 x 768 or perhaps 1280 x 1024.
Both of these modes with 16 bpp (or as high as I can get away with).
With a matrox g200 (I think that's what it is, I got the thing just a few
days ago), what
I believe the auto-config programs found in LinuxPPC are not packaged for
Debian. They make some RedHat assumptions about file locations, so they
won't run out of the box on a Debian system, and no one I know of has
ported them.
So, it's you, your text editor, and /etc/X11/XF86Config .
If you're
Both of these come in the debian packages(I'm not at home right now to
check)? I'm using a matrox (g200 I
think).
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, Nelson Abramson wrote:
> Cameron wrote:
>
> > I'm using XFree 3.3.6 (I "apt-got" it).
>
> Oh, sorry about that :-) In that case, try Xconfigurator or Xautocon
Cameron wrote:
> I'm using XFree 3.3.6 (I "apt-got" it).
Oh, sorry about that :-) In that case, try Xconfigurator or Xautoconfig
(former is
a better choice). Is your video card being recognized at boot? If you are
using the
OF driver, you aren't going to get anything pretty.
HTH
--Nelson A
I'm using XFree 3.3.6 (I "apt-got" it).
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, Nelson Abramson wrote:
> Cameron wrote:
>
> > What util does xfree86 use for configuring X on powermac?
> > I at least want to know how to have a nice res without ANY virtual screen
> > space (I find that to be very annoying). I have l
Cameron wrote:
> What util does xfree86 use for configuring X on powermac?
> I at least want to know how to have a nice res without ANY virtual screen
> space (I find that to be very annoying). I have like a matrox 200 with 4
> megs of ram or something, so I know I can do at least something decent
What util does xfree86 use for configuring X on powermac?
I at least want to know how to have a nice res without ANY virtual screen
space (I find that to be very annoying). I have like a matrox 200 with 4
megs of ram or something, so I know I can do at least something decent.
Thanks. Cameron
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