Re: [XFree86] no cirrus chipset

2003-02-16 Thread Egbert Eich 
Interesting.
'-xf86config' is used to specify an alternative config file.
You need to specify the name of the config file after the
option name.
Are you sure it wasn't the '-configure' option?

Egbert.



joyce eyles writes:
  To add to my e-mail of 13th I entered the command 'XFree86 -xf86config' and that 
 found my Cirrus clgd7543 chipset so I was able to get into X windows. Bill Eyles
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[XFree86] no cirrus chipset

2003-02-15 Thread joyce eyles 



To add to my e-mail of 13th I entered the command 'XFree86 
-xf86config' and that found my Cirrus clgd7543 chipset so I was able to get into 
X windows. Bill Eyles

[XFree86] no cirrus chipset

2003-02-13 Thread joyce eyles 



I have a compaq LTE5000 laptop which has a Cirrus clgd7543 
chipset which is not listed in the Cirrus list. Perhaps I can use a compatible 
chipset as I have had no problems with Mandrake 7.1. My new installation is 
Slackware 8.1, kernel 2.4.18. I suspect this is my only problem. Bill Eyles at 
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