Hi,
In 4.x.x
either the graphic device section (section Device)
or the Section Screen
**MUST** have a Driver entry: example Driver vesa
for the *universal* driver
the appropriate driver depends on your graphic card
and *should* have been included by your configuration
program...
Lionel
Hi,
with me 1. and 2. work but not 3.
Lionel
--- Steven Michelle Plumb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I've never tried this with images, but with text
there are three potential
methods:
1. If you have a 3-button mouse
Select the item with the mouse (holding down the
left mouse
button).
Hi Lionel
If you read the doc's at XFree86 you'll find out what cards are supported.
Robyn
On Wed, 26 Sep 2001 04:18, Lionel Lecoq wrote:
I am interested in your problem: I have the same card
in a laptop. It does work with 4.0.3 (I use the vesa
driver) but it is slow. I am in the process of
I installed XFree86 4.1.0 on my RedHat 7.1, and now the
startup is all messed up. I end up with only XFree
running when I used to have a KDE login.
If I type 'startkde' at the console I get (I think it's xterm),
KDE starts, but everything has a greenish titlebar above
it, and I only have a
how do i check the x-version (i have freebsd 4.3)?
At Wed, 26 Sep 2001 00:08:38 -0700 (PDT), Lionel Lecoq [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
P.S.
Check your X version X -version in order to be sure
which XF86Config applies (they have different format)
and post your XF86Config[-4] if you still have
Hi do exactly as Lionel said and type 'X -version' without the quotes ('')
around it.
Robyn
On Wed, 26 Sep 2001 19:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how do i check the x-version (i have freebsd 4.3)?
At Wed, 26 Sep 2001 00:08:38 -0700 (PDT), Lionel Lecoq
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
P.S.
Check
Your default window manager is set to twm, you need to change that. Try
sawish, or download one like enlightenment. I like sawfish.
Thomas Anderson wrote:
I installed XFree86 4.1.0 on my RedHat 7.1, and now the
startup is all messed up. I end up with only XFree
running when I used to have a
Look for a .xsession or .xinitrc file in your home directory:
$ ls -a .x*
Depending on which file may already exist,
Do this:
$ echo startkde .xsession
Or this:
$ echo startkde .xinitrc
Initiate an X session with 'startx'.
-Original Message-
From: Thomas Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL
Below is the actual error as reported when I typed X -configure after
successfully compiling and installing X11 4.1.0. Please note that I get the
same error when I install the pre-compiled 4.1.0 binaries. Any ideas? It
appears that I am missing whatever the driver modules are trying to
If ther e is not .xinitrc file create one wtih pico or vi or the editor
of your choise
man vi for help using vi .
put the line
exec startkde
or
exec gnome-session
in .xinitrc
then type startx
Miller, Matt wrote:
Look for a .xsession or .xinitrc file in your home directory:
$ ls -a .x*
Hi,
Because of it is nessessary to have a FrameBuffer installed and activated for
some applications, I also have to tell the X-Window System to accept this
Framebuffer as my graphic device. When I start the X-System by XF86_FBDev, a
graphic mode screen appears, but when I try to start my
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