Hello,
This is my last resort before I throw my Sun U40 M2 out the
window. I have been working on reinstalling Solaris 10 05/08
and now face the daunting task of getting the X server to work. I have
used nvidia-xconfig, and many other tools ( I have 30 years of unix
experience) to try
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 02:53:04PM +1000, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to get X working on a table device (running ubuntu 10.04).
The table has a touchscreen device that is recognised by Xorg as
AVAGO TECHNOLOGIES AVAGO USB OFN Device (/dev/input/event4)
but the
Laurel,
I'd like to see you Xorg log file (/var/log/Xorg.0.log ?).
Have you tried the Nvidia binary driver?
Pat
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 6:44 PM, Laurel Sillerud lau...@unm.edu wrote:
Hello,
This is my last resort before I throw my Sun U40 M2 out the window. I
have been working on
Done:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=28673
I have added a little bit of info on there: these extra clicks happen
more often on some machines than others... no idea why.
Antoine
On 06/21/2010 07:05 AM, Peter Hutterer wrote:
On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 04:40:44PM +0700, Antoine Martin
RC2 contains the last of the patches that were proposed before RC1,
along with a nice selection of bug fixes (Thanks everyone!).
At this point, I've got one patch pending -- to use the Xfont 1.4.2
single function for FPE registration which removes the need for the X
server to magically know
Mikhail reminded me that the mi overlay support is currently used in the
nvidia driver and hence shouldn't be removed at this point. And then
Kristian popped up on IRC and added his Signed-off-by: line to an
'obvious' fix that had been posted a few days ago.
So, we brown-bag RC2 and substitute a
If he is using nvidia-xconfig, I don't think he would be getting an
xorg.conf that would work with anything other than Nvidia's binary
driver.
The last time I used it, nvidia-xconfig gave me a simple xorg.conf
that started X on my machine.
What kind of things are in /var/log/Xorg.0.log? I
Didn't get an answer on KUbuntu list, so hopefully someone here might
have a suggestion.
==
I just switched from a vga to dvi monitor, am now having this problem,
on KUbuntu 10.4.
When i move my mouse pointer down to the bottom of the screen, which is
supposed to pop up the task bar, all the
Didn't get an answer on KUbuntu list, so hopefully someone here might
have a suggestion.
==
I've just installed an Apple Cinema Display (LCD) monitor. This is a 5
year old monitor.
Using KUbuntu 10.4
The apple website indicates this monitor has:
User controls (hardware and software):
check kcmshell4 kwinscreenedges
you've likely show desktop active on the central lower border.
Am Tuesday 22 June 2010 schrieb giovanni_re:
Didn't get an answer on KUbuntu list, so hopefully someone here might
have a suggestion.
==
I just switched from a vga to dvi monitor, am now having
Op 22-06-10 23:56, giovanni_re schreef:
Didn't get an answer on KUbuntu list, so hopefully someone here might
have a suggestion.
==
I've just installed an Apple Cinema Display (LCD) monitor. This is a 5
year old monitor.
Using KUbuntu 10.4
The apple website indicates this monitor has:
On Wed, 23 Jun 2010 00:15:44 +0200, Thomas Lübking thomas.luebk...@web.de
said:
check kcmshell4 kwinscreenedges
you've likely show desktop active on the central lower border.
Thanks, Thomas. :)
Yes, as a matter of fact I had just made that setting before this problem
started. (I think it
ÉP == Éric Piel e.a.b.p...@tudelft.nl writes:
ÉP Why do you think you can change the brightness via software?
Some 30 monitors, including the Dell 3007 and perhaps the
aforementioned Apple display, have no controls at all besides power.
The Dell has two buttons which somehow signal back to the
Hi,
there is no adjustment for brightness.
I have a Cinema Display from this era too, and the brightness control
consists of two touch buttons directly above the power button on the
right-hand side of the monitor. Do you have similar buttons on yours?
- Chris.
--
Chris Ball
On Tue, 22 Jun 2010 20:22:20 -0400, Chris Ball c...@laptop.org said:
there is no adjustment for brightness.
I have a Cinema Display from this era too, and the brightness control
consists of two touch buttons directly above the power button on the
right-hand side of the monitor. Do you
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 14:56:11 -0700, giovanni_re wrote:
[...]
I've just installed an Apple Cinema Display (LCD) monitor. This is a 5
year old monitor.
Using KUbuntu 10.4
[...]
Looking in the
KDE System Settings General Computer Administration Display Size
orientation DVI-0
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 00:41:28 +0200, Éric Piel wrote:
[...]
Why do you think you can change the brightness via software? It is very
unsual for separate monitors to support this. Isn't there some buttons
Well, there is a USB Monitor Control Class defined, so you can
connect a monitor which
RC2 contains the last of the patches that were proposed before RC1,
along with a nice selection of bug fixes (Thanks everyone!).
At this point, I've got one patch pending -- to use the Xfont 1.4.2
single function for FPE registration which removes the need for the X
server to magically know
Mikhail reminded me that the mi overlay support is currently used in the
nvidia driver and hence shouldn't be removed at this point. And then
Kristian popped up on IRC and added his Signed-off-by: line to an
'obvious' fix that had been posted a few days ago.
So, we brown-bag RC2 and substitute a
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