Re: Configuring Xfree86 for X display
I would try one of two things. First run SuperProbe and see what linux sees your card as. Edit your XF86Config file to reflect what you have learned from the SuperProbe. Second run the XF86Setup program check the video card data base to see if the card is in their. If it is it will tell you the various settings you need to set to get it working. I hope this helps but if it doesn't don't blame me. The usual disclamer. Paul McDermott | E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Computer Braille Facility | Phone Number: (519) 661-3061 University OF Western Ontario | Fax Number: (519) 661-3949 University Community Centre - Rm. #215 | Web Address: www.braille.uwo.ca/~paul London Ontario | N6A 5B8| LINUX RULES!!! On Sat, 5 Apr 1997, THEMBA MFANA WASE ROOIPORT wrote: Hi good people I am new in the group and I a novice in the linux world. I would like to ask for help in configuring the X windows interface in linux. I have attempted but with no success. I have 200Mhz Gateway pc with an STB Virge/VX 4MB 3D PCI video card. The Xfree86 display conf. file has a lot of STB chipset listing and I have no idea which one matches my card (no one specifies Virge/VX). I would appriciate you help on this one. Themba Themba Bhungane
Configuring Xfree86 for X display
Hi good people I am new in the group and I a novice in the linux world. I would like to ask for help in configuring the X windows interface in linux. I have attempted but with no success. I have 200Mhz Gateway pc with an STB Virge/VX 4MB 3D PCI video card. The Xfree86 display conf. file has a lot of STB chipset listing and I have no idea which one matches my card (no one specifies Virge/VX). I would appriciate you help on this one. Themba Themba Bhungane
Re: Configuring Xfree86 for X display
THEMBA MFANA WASE ROOIPORT [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I have 200Mhz Gateway pc with an STB Virge/VX 4MB 3D PCI video card. The Xfree86 display conf. file has a lot of STB chipset listing and I have no idea which one matches my card (no one specifies Virge/VX). S3 ViRGE and ViRGE/VX chips are supported by the S3V server. See /usr/doc/X11/README.S3V. -- Carey Evans * [EMAIL PROTECTED] Double, double, toil and trouble, / Fire burn and cauldron bubble.