is unresolved? Look like
the ProcVector is not
exported to the loadable module. I saw most of
the extensions in Xext have a loadable version
except paranamiX and security which also uses
ProcVector. So, is this a known issue? Is there any
way around it?
Thanks for any advice,
Andy Fong
!
OsVendorFatalError
AbortDDX
Quitting XDarwin...
I haven't had time to look into this. Does anyone have a solution?
darwinKeyboard.c has been greatly modified since 4.1.0. Either compile
a new CVS version or wait for 4.2.0...
-andy
to
do the equivalent operation.
HTH,
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values at 125 and 150 as well,
since some systems are starting to come with higher-resolution LCDs. I
think even the Apple iBook has a fairly high-res display?
Then, there's also the IBM 200-dpi monstrosity.
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some 25 mails)
regards
Yup. It's an email worm that exploits well-known security holes in Outlook and uses
the address book directly to mail out it's payload. It appeared earlier this week.
I'd guess you're in his
Well, I use FreeBSD and I figure I'm not going to get great 3D performance no matter
what with nvidia only producing linux binary drivers. So I may as well go for the
absolute best 2D I can get. Cost really isn't an issue, other than not wanting to pay
$400 for top-end 3D performance I'll
On Sat, 5 Jan 2002, ephemeron wrote:
With XFree86 4.1. it appears that downloading the nVidia binary drivers
is the only way to get Xv working. Which can be a problem for those who
aren't using an RPM-based system.
There are also tarballs available on NVIDIA's website.
- Andy Ritger
In NT-based systems, you don't have to play games as the Administrator/root.
Sure you do. Just try installing any software that does anything more
complicated during the install process than plopping a few .EXE files in the
filesystem as a regular user without Admin privs...
AS
Hi,
I just upgraded from XFree 3.3.6 to 4.1 on my laptop which has a
Ati Rage Mobility chip.
Which one?
On 3.3.6, suspend and awake worked fine
by making the apmd switching to a text console before suspending,
using the chvt command in the apmd proxy. I'm working with SuSE
which uses a
On Wed, Jan 23, 2002 at 11:24:11AM -0800, Mark Vojkovich wrote:
int main()
{
Display *dpy;
dpy = XOpenDisplay('\0'); /* $DISPLAY connection */
That can't be right. Make it XOpenDisplay(); instead.
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Look at the various drivers in xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/drivers/*
to see how ShadowFB is used. The MGA is sorta the original standard...
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I'm stuck with a little bit of a problem here and have been unable to find a
suitable solution.
You might have to hack the server to do this. There are already
config file options to prevent Ctrl-Alt-backspace and Ctrl-Alt-+/-,
Maybe this could be an alternate solution, can i force X to run on tty1? So
if a Ctrl-Alt-F1 occured nothing would happen since they are already on 1?
Hmm, actually, I don't see why you couldn't disable all the gettys run
[xwgk]dm as a display manager, which will take the first free VTY,
might want to do
xset s off; xset -dpms beforehand, to prevent the screen going black
on you.
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I'm a little confused how XFree86 could use shared memory with the current
CVS code. Does anyone know anything about this?
Thanks,
- Andy Ritger
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I was curious why the MIT-SHM extension works, even with these noop
xf86shm*() entry points. The implementation of MIT-SHM:
xc/programs/Xserver/Xext/shm.c
Makes system calls directly, rather than going through the libc_wrapper.
- Andy Ritger
Hi all, I have a few questions about
, it didn't appear that any server got built.
I have in my host.def
#define BuildServersOnly YES
#define KDriveXServer YES
#define TinyXServer YES
#define XvesaServer YES
Looks like you're missing the last line?
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Virtual FB server, with another server
running at :1 that talks to the local hardware. (Bad for performance,
but fabulous for reducing the complexity of the Virtual FB server's
setup.)
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userland is still running) or playing a CD? Very important distinction.
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is active?
(Hot-swapping VGA monitors probably isn't the best idea I've ever had,
but it tends to work OK.)
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mailing list for your question. I think
you need to ask on one of the NetBSD mailing lists.
Unfortunately, I don't think that Xsun supports Xinerama. But I could
well be wrong.
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The example quoted below appears to skip the put a filesystem on the floppy
step.
Use 'mkfs', 'newfs' or whatever your OS provides, depending on which
filesystem type (e.g. *nix, DOS etc) you actually want to have on it. And then
you have to mount it.
Or, if simply taking the floppy to
The problem I'm primarily having is with my mouse, I cannot seem to get it
to work when I do XFree86 -configure.
You've got to use moused to get the USB mouse to work with FreeBSD, right?
Thus you're using the moused-SysMouse protocol, and you have to do the same
thing you need to get X
=0xd000 (3328MB), size= 64MB: write-combining, count=1
Those write-combining entries indicate that the framebuffer has been
mapped.
Additionally, you can look at the XFree86 log file,
/var/log/XFree86.0.log. Search for MTRR. (Case insensitive, I
suppose.)
-andy
be able to
test this by ssh'ing to localhost.) What if you turn on ShadowFB with
'Option ShadowFB on' (I think that's the right syntax)?
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overblown chrome that come with such ports.
I *like* the minimalist feel of the Xt versions of these apps, and I
haven't met a GTK or Qt port of such an app that didn't fill me with
revulsion. (Apps written for GTK can look OK; the Gimp for example.)
-andy
PseudoColor visuals. Second, stick a hack into libX11 (or make a new
hacked libX11) that allows users to run apps which assume the default
visual is PseudoColor, by mucking with the list of visuals returned from
the server. The behavior should be controlled by an environment
variable.
-andy
? Certainly it will be more expensive than a RAMDAC register
write, but it seems like it should be quite reasonable on a modern
machine.
(I can imagine a bunch of optimizations that are possible to handle the
colormap-animating client, but I don't even think they should be
necessary at all.)
-andy
for your help. This problem has become very
annoying recently because I have a new baby daughter
and so I'm doing a lot of awkward one-handed typing these days!
Regards,
Andy
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might talk to a user. pty is pseudo tty, a fake tty which
is used by apps like xterm which want to fool other apps into thinking
they're talking to a user.)
HTH
-andy
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are a fiction shared by XTerm
and the tty-using application. Read the enormous man page for xterm.
You can change the mappings by setting X resources.
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Note that ATI 3D Rage Mobility is listed under _supported_ (there are two
lists in that paragraph, the first are unsupported and the second are
supported). I should make this more clear on the site, but there are
cards called 3D Rage XXX, _without_ Pro in the name that have only
very
Hi,
(Apologies for top-posting, but the mail itself is only useful as an
example)
Instead of tagging all HTML-as-well email as probable spam, can't you
filter this through something like MIME-defang before SA?
This would not only avoid this particular tagging, it will also have the
added
as much spam
from them as I do from any of the major US ISPs).
HTH
-andy
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Hi Nikola,
I have some problems with installing X server and making it work I can't solwe on my
own, so plz help. (FreeBSD 4.7)
After setting all the parameters in the Sysinstall's X configuration meny (graphical
one) and saving it in the conf file, I
get the msg that the
.x should be able to support the SiS 620.
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