On Tuesday 09 August 2005 08:13 am, C.Beamer wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> When I previously posted and got the response below, it may as well
> have been hieroglyphics because I had no idea what Bob was talking
> about. However, when I went back to square one and got to the point
> of compiling the kernel
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Hi All,
When I previously posted and got the response below, it may as well
have been hieroglyphics because I had no idea what Bob was talking
about. However, when I went back to square one and got to the point
of compiling the kernel, I still used g
C.Beamer wrote:
Hi Michael et al,
Michael Crute wrote:
Colleen,
Glad to see another Fedora user see the light! Here's the scoop... you
haven't botched anything you just need to configure your X server. In
theory it is very easy to configure your X server all you need to do
is run "Xorg --c
Indeed... that was what I needed every time. Try Bob's trick. I don't
run craptel hardware (been burned too many times) so perhaps I2C IS
required for their junk. Try to reconfigure the kernel per Bob's
directions and see if that fixes things.
-MikeOn 8/4/05, C.Beamer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
C.Beamer wrote:
>Hi Michael et al,
>
>Michael Crute wrote:
>
>
>
>>Colleen,
>>Glad to see another Fedora user see the light! Here's the scoop... you
>>haven't botched anything you just need to configure your X server. In
>>theory it is very easy to configure your X server all you need to do
>>is
Hi Michael et al,
Michael Crute wrote:
> Colleen,
> Glad to see another Fedora user see the light! Here's the scoop... you
> haven't botched anything you just need to configure your X server. In
> theory it is very easy to configure your X server all you need to do
> is run "Xorg --configure" as
Bob,
I2C is not a prerequisite of running X he just needs to configure the X
server and it should work. I have run into this before and solved it
without building I2C into the kernel (or as a module). All I forgot to
do was configure X.
-MikeOn 8/3/05, Bob Sanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On We
On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 21:02:32 -0400
"C.Beamer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Welcome to the fun.
> After attempting to connect to the xserver, I got my shell prompt back
> again with the following printed on the screen:
>
> New driver is "i810"
> (==)Using default built in configuration
> (EE) open
Colleen,
Glad to see another Fedora user see the light! Here's the scoop... you
haven't botched anything you just need to configure your X server. In
theory it is very easy to configure your X server all you need to do is
run "Xorg --configure" as root then copy the xorg config file from
/root/xorg
Hello all,
This will be a bit lengthy and I apologize for that, but I don't know
exactly where I went wrong, so am providing all details.
First, I am new to Gentoo, but not new to Linux. I have installed
source tarballs on other distributions (mostly Redhat and Fedora), but
have never configured
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