On 16 Nisan 5761, Charles Sebold wrote:
> No, I don't have those; I am running a 2.2.18 from kernel.org.
> Where could I find those again?
Nevermind, sorry, found them in your earlier post.
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On 16 Nisan 5761, Michel Lanners wrote:
>>> I will say that upgrading to XFree 4 (from woody) significantly
>>> slowed the video further.
>
> I don't find XF4 slower than XF3... Dou you have the controlfb
> patches in your kernel? Not sure whether they come with the debian
> 2.2 kernel patches...
On 9 Apr, this message from Michel Dänzer echoed through cyberspace:
> Charles Sebold wrote:
>
>> I will say that upgrading to XFree 4 (from woody) significantly slowed
>> the video further.
I don't find XF4 slower than XF3... Dou you have the controlfb patches
in your kernel? Not sure whether
MaX in the FaX wrote:
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> Alle ore 01:25, lunedì 09 aprile 2001, Michael D. Crawford ha scritto:
> > I have a fresh install of Debian on a Power Mac 8500. This is an "old
> > world" machine, with ADB keyboard and mouse and a PowerPC 604 processor.
> >
> > Using the framebuffer server, X startx up
Alle ore 01:25, lunedì 09 aprile 2001, Michael D. Crawford ha scritto:
> I have a fresh install of Debian on a Power Mac 8500. This is an "old
> world" machine, with ADB keyboard and mouse and a PowerPC 604 processor.
>
> Using the framebuffer server, X startx up without complaint but I can't
> mo
On 8 Apr, this message from Michael D. Crawford echoed through cyberspace:
> One more question - the X server started up fine as it was
> configured by
> default but does not have accellerated video. My Mac doesn't support
> accellerated 3D but I think it does support 2D accelleration. Can I do
Charles Sebold wrote:
> > Maybe it will get available soon as .debs through the DRI
> > packages...
>
> Looking forward to it...
Duh, that was a thinko, sorry. The DRI packages won't ship the fbdev driver.
I'm afraid you'll have to build yourself from CVS or alienate RPMs or whatever
until the
On 16 Nisan 5761, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> I have gotten a patch into 4.0.99.2 which not only remedies this by
> switching to the new mishadow layer which only updates the
> framebuffer contents periodically, it also adds RENDER and DGA
> support to the fbdev driver.
Great! I had seen a recent thr
Charles Sebold wrote:
> I will say that upgrading to XFree 4 (from woody) significantly slowed
> the video further. Others have recently mentioned the slow GNOME
> logout (which I disabled); several seconds to "dim" the screen for the
> logout dialog box. Yikes. I don't recommend upgrading to X
On 15 Nisan 5761, Michael D. Crawford wrote:
> One more question - the X server started up fine as it was
> configured by default but does not have accellerated video. My Mac
> doesn't support accellerated 3D but I think it does support 2D
> accelleration. Can I do this with the framebuffer driv
I have a fresh install of Debian on a Power Mac 8500. This is an "old
world" machine, with ADB keyboard and mouse and a PowerPC 604 processor.
Using the framebuffer server, X startx up without complaint but I can't
move the mouse. /dev/mouse is linked to /dev/input/mice. The major and
minor num
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