use both (4.2.99.x with dri-snapshot drm modules).
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use both (4.2.99.x with dri-snapshot drm modules).
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UT2003/Quake1/Quake2 works 100%
>
> I'm running Quake3 ver 1.32
get 1.32b that fixes this bug in quake3.
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>
> I'm running Quake3 ver 1.32
get 1.32b that fixes this bug in quake3.
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seems to love (some
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call
ls by full name (i.e. /bin/ls). That's what the pesky
LS=/bin/ls
is for at the top of a load of scripts...
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call
ls by full name (i.e. /bin/ls). That's what the pesky
LS=/bin/ls
is for at the top of a load of scripts...
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us" about it?
>
> Having a sudden VT switch in the middle of your upgrade procedure is
> also a surprise.
and also very bad news if you happen to have a getty on vt7, as you
just lost the ability to use the machine locally.
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>
> Having a sudden VT switch in the middle of your upgrade procedure is
> also a surprise.
and also very bad news if you happen to have a getty on vt7, as you
just lost the ability to use the machine locally.
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ven knows where. Somebody might even
know how. Surely we can ask him?
You probably have never tried to use XML+XSLT on a pb1400...
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You probably have never tried to use XML+XSLT on a pb1400...
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ng. That's
what I meant. Or something close to it, anyway.
As for the [HM]GA, I'm sure I don't care. I'm using them for what
would otherwise be boxless servers :)
> (We have never seen a VBE earlier than 1.2, but if you've got one and
> are willing to do the test
ng. That's
what I meant. Or something close to it, anyway.
As for the [HM]GA, I'm sure I don't care. I'm using them for what
would otherwise be boxless servers :)
> (We have never seen a VBE earlier than 1.2, but if you've got one and
> are willing to do the test
ad to change it _very_ little to get it working.)
exactly what did you have to change? I found it worked fine (i.e. I could
get dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 to build a setup that left dri
working)
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Where forty-three below keeps out the riff-raff.
fb doesn't. Heck, it works in places where XFree86's vesa
driver doesn't, even on some twisted videoboards that don't even
work with their original (windows) dirvers.
Now, putting the burden of an uclibc build environment on branden
is _not_ something I'm willing to ev
ad to change it _very_ little to get it working.)
exactly what did you have to change? I found it worked fine (i.e. I could
get dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 to build a setup that left dri
working)
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fb doesn't. Heck, it works in places where XFree86's vesa
driver doesn't, even on some twisted videoboards that don't even
work with their original (windows) dirvers.
Now, putting the burden of an uclibc build environment on branden
is _not_ something I'm willing to ev
t huger.
I don't know XDirectFB, but the kdrive servers are probably
better served being compiled against a uclibc (yes they compile
cleanly against the newer uclibcs). Unless the idea is to use
Xvesa as a failsafe X server for intel. Else what's the point?
the libs are bigger than the execs
sion 2>&1 | grep GNU
else stdin will be empty and it'll never grep.
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t huger.
I don't know XDirectFB, but the kdrive servers are probably
better served being compiled against a uclibc (yes they compile
cleanly against the newer uclibcs). Unless the idea is to use
Xvesa as a failsafe X server for intel. Else what's the point?
the libs are bigger than the execs
sion 2>&1 | grep GNU
else stdin will be empty and it'll never grep.
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s, or freetype should
> XB> s/open/gzopen/g ...
>
> The latter is difficult -- FreeType thinks it can seek around font
> files. The former is not advised, as uncompressed PCF are *huge*.
dictd uses seekable gzipped files for its dataases, afaik.
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> XB> s/open/gzopen/g ...
>
> The latter is difficult -- FreeType thinks it can seek around font
> files. The former is not advised, as uncompressed PCF are *huge*.
dictd uses seekable gzipped files for its dataases, afaik.
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On Mon, Aug 26, 2002 at 03:35:49PM -0500, Branden Robinson wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 26, 2002 at 03:30:43PM -0300, John Lenton wrote:
> > Hi all.
> >
> > I downloaded -pre1v3, and tried it against my ATI Radeon 64MB DDR
> > VIVO, with mixed results:
> >
> > - D
On Mon, Aug 26, 2002 at 07:46:27PM +0100, mallum wrote:
> on Mon, Aug 26, 2002 at 03:30:43PM -0300, John Lenton wrote:
> >
> > Is there any reason RandR isn't being included? AFAICT it isn't
> > in any of the servers (if that's so, why include xrandr -- the
(if that's so, why include xrandr -- the
program -- at all?).
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ot;a bunch of special purpose code" pretty much the
description of the bootstrapping stuff? couldn't mdetect et al be
included in the bootstrapping stage?
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On Mon, Jul 22, 2002 at 05:36:34PM -0600, Jeff Lessem wrote:
> (II) Initializing built-in extension XINERAMA
AFAIK, you've got to turn xinerama off if you want DRI to work.
To test, no need to touch the config files, just 'startx --
+xinerama' (or was that -xinerama?)
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description of the bootstrapping stuff? couldn't mdetect et al be
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On Mon, Jul 22, 2002 at 05:36:34PM -0600, Jeff Lessem wrote:
> (II) Initializing built-in extension XINERAMA
AFAIK, you've got to turn xinerama off if you want DRI to work.
To test, no need to touch the config files, just 'startx --
+xinerama' (or was that -xinerama?)
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ns -configure and doesn't say it's
fragile? because last time I checked not even the FAQ mentioned
"dpkg-reconfigure"?
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he same (and you haven't defined actions for those other
bindings), then that's broken.
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he same (and you haven't defined actions for those other
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As you see, it's probably a matter of design. Or taste.
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On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 03:42:10PM +0100, Eddie C. Dost wrote:
>
> This second card works perfectly well. Any ideas anyone?
Which Xs have you tried?
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On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 03:42:10PM +0100, Eddie C. Dost wrote:
>
> This second card works perfectly well. Any ideas anyone?
Which Xs have you tried?
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> (it could be usefoul for debian 3.0 installation) so if other people wants
> to package it, i have no problem.
If your timeframe for getting new disk and resubmitting patch is
less then a month or two, I'd say carry on; I'd have to get in
touch with branden, and all that that yo
e
> (it could be usefoul for debian 3.0 installation) so if other people wants
> to package it, i have no problem.
If your timeframe for getting new disk and resubmitting patch is
less then a month or two, I'd say carry on; I'd have to get in
touch with branden, and all that that yo
I have a static Xvesa w/font server access and a large busybox on
a diskette with a dhcp-aware kernel. Instant X terminal.
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I was wondering if there were any plans to package the kdrive
servers once 4.2 gets out?
Yes, kdrive was in 4.1.x too, but IMHO they're only usable now
that the mouse is autodetected.
If noone is planning to package them, I'll probably do so myself.
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