Hi,
I have a small thin client from HP (a t5325) with a XGI Volari Z11 card
in it and would like to compile the "xf86-video-xgi" driver for this
device to avoid the fbdev driver.
The device runs Debian ARM "unstable" with the following versions:
Xorg package version 1:7.7+1
Libtool package v
On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 8:20 PM, Jeffrey Langerak
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a small thin client from HP (a t5325) with a XGI Volari Z11 card in
> it and would like to compile the "xf86-video-xgi" driver for this device to
> avoid the fbdev driver.
>
> The device runs Debian ARM "unstable" with the f
Hi,
I have commented that particular line out and that seems to finish the
build without errors, also a "make install" finishes without errors.
I assume that I only need to change the xorg.conf file and replace the
"fbdev" driver with "xgi"? When I restart lightdm and check the Xorg.log
I se
Hi,
I found out that the built module was placed in
"/usr/local/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/" and that the actual dir was
"/usr/local/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/".
I have copied the xgi_drv.so in that dir and now lightdm shows a
different error:
[ 8602.813] (II) LoadModule: "xgi"
[ 8602.817]
Hi,
Sorry for the many emails, but I think I have fixed the problem, there
was a patch needed for this error and applied that patch and recompiled
the driver.
Afterwards there was an error about no devices found, so I moved my
xorg.conf to a safe place and restarted lightdm, so X uses it's
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Hello World,
I have a Logitech K800 keyboard with an US international layout (used in
Debian Sid).
Problem: There are no accent/dead keys, although I set it up as us-intl.
Instead I always get the quotes or double-quotes directly. This is bad,
On 01/15/13 03:58 AM, Jeffrey Langerak wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry for the many emails, but I think I have fixed the problem, there was a
> patch needed for this error and applied that patch and recompiled the driver.
>
> Afterwards there was an error about no devices found, so I moved my xorg.conf
>
Hi,
That's what I am starting to conclude as well. Some of the XGI chips are
supported by the sis driver, should that work for the Z11 as well? My
information only tells me that it won't go any further than the Z7. Yet
if X would tell me why the module fails at some point...
I really hate th
On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 1:00 PM, Jeffrey Langerak
wrote:
> at's what I am starting to conclude as well. Some of the XGI chips are
> supported by the sis driver, should that work for the Z11 as well? My
> information only tells me that it won't go any further than the Z7. Yet if X
> would tell me w
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