Yeah, it may be a large process, but building X from source is a good way
to get your KDE/gnome or whatever gui environment fits your fancy. I had
to build X due to trying to figure out problems with my old video card.
One has to have alot of space (about 850 Mb of space), and patience. It
took me
Yeah, it may be a large process, but building X from source is a good way
to get your KDE/gnome or whatever gui environment fits your fancy. I had
to build X due to trying to figure out problems with my old video card.
One has to have alot of space (about 850 Mb of space), and patience. It
took m
Hi, this issue has been already addressed. If you have any biznet fonts,
remove
them. The fonts.alias file went south.
Zoltan Nagy wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When I upgraded the X11 system from -7 to -8 in the unstable
> distribution everything went wrong. The X doesn't start and stop with
> the f
Hi, this issue has been already addressed. If you have any biznet fonts, remove
them. The fonts.alias file went south.
Zoltan Nagy wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When I upgraded the X11 system from -7 to -8 in the unstable
> distribution everything went wrong. The X doesn't start and stop with
> the f
Aye, I noticed that too. If I tried enabling that option in the host.def,
it complains about missing MAGIC_INIT. Problem being that I have
/usr/include/linux/include/joystick.h which doesn't include that option.
I'll snoop around the source looking for that stinker. BTW, I'm still
trying to buil
Aye, I noticed that too. If I tried enabling that option in the host.def,
it complains about missing MAGIC_INIT. Problem being that I have
/usr/include/linux/include/joystick.h which doesn't include that option.
I'll snoop around the source looking for that stinker. BTW, I'm still
trying to bui
Easy to solve, just run apt-get install dialog. I got the same error here.
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I'm using devfs in my case. I didn't see /dev/misc/psaux in dexter's list.
I had to link that to /dev/mouse to keep dexter happy. Then, I had to edit
/etc/X11/XF86Config to point to /dev/misc/psaux. Just a minor
inconvenience. But, I like the premise behind dexter (it reminds me of
xconfigurator fr
Easy to solve, just run apt-get install dialog. I got the same error here.
- Derek J Witt, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'm using devfs in my case. I didn't see /dev/misc/psaux in dexter's list.
I had to link that to /dev/mouse to keep dexter happy. Then, I had to edit
/etc/X11/XF86Config to point to /dev/misc/psaux. Just a minor
inconvenience. But, I like the premise behind dexter (it reminds me of
xconfigurator f
Mike, there sure is. I'm using an s3virge card. As far as I could
tell, you can use the s3virge driver for the s3trio chip. You may need to
disable some acceleration to prevent lockups. Just do "strings
/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/libxaa.so | grep XaaNo | grep ExpandFill" to get
the options to put into
Mike, there sure is. I'm using an s3virge card. As far as I could
tell, you can use the s3virge driver for the s3trio chip. You may need to
disable some acceleration to prevent lockups. Just do "strings
/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/libxaa.so | grep XaaNo | grep ExpandFill" to get
the options to put int
Which mouse protocol are you using in /etc/X11/Xf86Config? It may have
changed. Look for a section saying 'Section "Pointer" or something to that
effect.
-- Derek Witt, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Which mouse protocol are you using in /etc/X11/Xf86Config? It may have
changed. Look for a section saying 'Section "Pointer" or something to that
effect.
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