On e93f 23/07/10, at 1:05, noman wrote:
Well it seems sending those files didn't help that much. So one
last question before I give up. The error is about the device /dev/
drm0 which I don't have and isn't in the dmesg. Based on my dmesg
what is the proper display device? It seems like if
On 7/9/11 7:05 PM, noman wrote:
Well it seems sending those files didn't help that much. So one last
question before I give up. The error is about the device /dev/drm0 which
I don't have and isn't in the dmesg. Based on my dmesg what is the
proper display device? It seems like if I could get it
Well it seems sending those files didn't help that much. So one last
question before I give up. The error is about the device /dev/drm0
which I don't have and isn't in the dmesg. Based on my dmesg what is
the proper display device? It seems like if I could get it using the
right device it m
Attached are all 3 in txt files. If I don't use the xorg.conf file I
don't get anything in the log file, but with it I get that.
On 7/5/2011 8:16 PM, patrick keshishian wrote:
> it might be helpful if you include the following: dmesg output,
> /var/log/Xorg.0.log and your /etc/X11/xorg.conf if a
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 5:42 PM, noman wrote:
> OK, this may be something. Before the [drm] failed to load kernel module
> "r128" error there are 2 errors for drmOpenDevice saying node name is
> /dev/drm0, then, open result is -1, (Operation not permitted). If I look
> in /dev there is no drm0
OK, this may be something. Before the [drm] failed to load kernel
module "r128" error there are 2 errors for drmOpenDevice saying node
name is /dev/drm0, then, open result is -1, (Operation not permitted).
If I look in /dev there is no drm0 device. So something seems wrong.
Anyone know wh
Thank you. I checked and I found this error in the mix of a ton of stuff:
[drm] failed to load kernel module "r128"
Since a Rage 128 card is what I have, that doesn't sound good. That was
in a .old file, so I think that was when I tried with an xorg.conf file
that called r128 specifically and
On Tue, Jul 05, 2011 at 10:58:54AM -0500, noman wrote:
> I have OpenBSD 4.9 installed on a 2001 PowerBook G4 M7952LL/A. So
> far so good, but I can't get X to work. If I simply run startx or
> xinit the screen fades to white. I tried using the xorg.conf files
> I found here:
>
> http://mac.linux
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 11:09 AM, noman wrote:
> Thank you for the reply Patrick. I forgot to say that, I did try that, and
> after that the laptop wouldn't give me a login when I booted anymore, I
> don't know why. But that made it impossible to do anything local on the
> laptop. And I don't ca
Thank you for the reply Patrick. I forgot to say that, I did try that,
and after that the laptop wouldn't give me a login when I booted
anymore, I don't know why. But that made it impossible to do anything
local on the laptop. And I don't care if it boots into X, in fact I
prefer not to, but
have you read the bit in the README file under /usr/X11R6 (I believe)
that talks about changing status value of /dev/ttyC0 to 'off'?
http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/xenocara/distrib/notes/README.macppc?re
v=1.8
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 8:58 AM, noman wrote:
> I have OpenBSD 4.9 installed on
I have OpenBSD 4.9 installed on a 2001 PowerBook G4 M7952LL/A. So far
so good, but I can't get X to work. If I simply run startx or xinit the
screen fades to white. I tried using the xorg.conf files I found here:
http://mac.linux.be/content/xorgconf-powerbook-g4500-15-inch-ati-rage-128
But w
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