On Sun, 2003-08-24 at 05:48, Brian C wrote:
> on a lot of the packages that I thought would adequately upgrade me to
> Xfree86, but I'm getting the impression that I have to recompile the
> kernel to include the mga module or something from the error message I'm
> getting when X won't start. So
On Sun, 2003-08-24 at 05:48, Brian C wrote:
> on a lot of the packages that I thought would adequately upgrade me to
> Xfree86, but I'm getting the impression that I have to recompile the
> kernel to include the mga module or something from the error message I'm
> getting when X won't start. So
Hi Brian
So two questions, 1) Anyone installed a Matrox 550 card under Debian?
What'd you do? and 2) What are all the packages I would need to upgrade
to have all the X stuff at the testing level? Thanks for any help.
I can't help with apt stuff as I'm running 'testing'. I did recompile the
ker
Hi Brian
So two questions, 1) Anyone installed a Matrox 550 card under Debian?
What'd you do? and 2) What are all the packages I would need to upgrade
to have all the X stuff at the testing level? Thanks for any help.
I can't help with apt stuff as I'm running 'testing'. I did recompile the
Hi,
I've installed Woody on a new box. It has a Matrox 550 video card in it,
which is only supported under more recent versions of XFree86. I intend
to use this box as a server though and would like to keep it as close to
the stable flavor as possible. So, I've learned about apt-pinning and
be
Hi,
I've installed Woody on a new box. It has a Matrox 550 video card in it,
which is only supported under more recent versions of XFree86. I intend
to use this box as a server though and would like to keep it as close to
the stable flavor as possible. So, I've learned about apt-pinning and
b
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