Hi,
After attempting to build XFree86 on my AMD Au1100 development board I was
able to get a clean build up to the point of the final linkage. I found
that there is not enough memory available to link successfully on the
development board.
So, I'm working on getting cross-compiling working
Hi,
I'm building a version fo XFree86 for the AMD Au1100 MIPS based system. I
believe that I have all of the configuration set up correctly and the build
completes with a full build.
But there is a problem during the build. In swaprep.c the
CopySwap32Write() function is causing a gcc
Thanks Dave,
I figured that the internal compiler error was likely related to an
optimization bug since the code looks pretty simple and direct. I'm doing
a build with the optimization relaxed to see if that was the culprit.
Burt
At 12:23 PM 10/24/2003 +0100, you wrote:
gcc internal errors
+0200, you wrote:
On Fri, Oct 24, 2003 at 07:15:14AM -0400, Burt Bicksler wrote:
I'm building a version fo XFree86 for the AMD Au1100 MIPS based system. I
believe that I have all of the configuration set up correctly and the
build
completes with a full build.
Remove the -k from WORLDOPTS in the top
Hi,
I need to do a cross-compile of XFree86 and need a jump start to either
docs detailing how to configure correctly to do so, or some pointers on how
the .cf files are correctly used.
I've read the BUILD document, xf86site.def, site.def, cross.def, etc. but
it is not clear how to actually
Hi,
I'm working with a touch screen driver in XFree86 4.0.x.. and I have
need to communicate with the touch screen driver from an X application
that is used for calibration.
Specifically I want to be able to turn off existing calibration, and
then give the driver updated configuration after
Hi,
I have rotation support working with XFree86 including coordination of
display rotation and touch screen driver rotation. That all is working
very well, but we of course need to exit X and restart it for the new
rotation to take effect.
This is fine for the initial deployment, but there
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