"Todd M. Shrider" wrote:
> When I boot with novideo in my yaboot.conf then x can't find the right
> video mode in xf86config. Is this because of the option, or is it more
> likely that my XF86Config is crippled?
Xpmac neither needs nor uses XF86Config. If there is a problem with Xpmac when
you
On Fri, 5 May 2000, Todd M. Shrider wrote:
> When I boot with novideo in my yaboot.conf then x can't find the right
> video mode in xf86config. Is this because of the option, or is it more
> likely that my XF86Config is crippled?
While using the offb driver, no mode-switching is available, so the
When I boot with novideo in my yaboot.conf then x can't find the right
video mode in xf86config. Is this because of the option, or is it more
likely that my XF86Config is crippled?
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"Todd M. Shrider" wrote:
> Let ask a better question. I've seen reference that say Xpmac requires
> special kernel options, can someone comment on this? Also, Xfree86Fbdev
You need to enable "Backwards Compatible framebuffer for Xpmac" (or something to
that effect) to let Xpmac work.
> stuff tha
Let ask a better question. I've seen reference that say Xpmac requires
special kernel options, can someone comment on this? Also, Xfree86Fbdev
stuff that I get from the debian network install seems VERY slow, as if
there is no accelleration at all. What's the status on performance in this
arena? T
Are there any major bugs I should know about in this rev? I just tried
using the binary I got of sourceforge.net and it blanks my screen and
seems to to give control back to the keyboard. This is on a iMac
DV. Thanks.
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