On Saturday, July 13, 2002, at 12:34  PM, Anne et Bertrand wrote:

> Le 2002.07.13 03:26, Ben Reser a �crit :
>> On Sat, Jul 13, 2002 at 02:52:02AM +0200, Giovanni A.D. wrote:
>> > first of all .. X11 .. if I use XFree86 it doesn't works, so .. no
>> way
>> > to have 3D support. I have to use Xpmac .. if I use XFree86 I get
>> only a
>> > black screen. And I had to reinstall to change it .. no
>> Xconfigurator ..
>> > i've
>> > found only a xf86cfg or something like that, but no way to make it
>> > works..
>> Not sure what video card your machine has but I think it should work
>> with XFree86.  However, what you need to keep in mind is that in many
>> cases the technical details for Apple machines are sketchy... so the
>> support for hardware can be equally sketchy.  But in most cases video
>> cards are identicaly to the PC versions and are supported fine.  But
>> there are always exceptions to the rule.
>
> Mine is supposed to be supported (ATI Mach64), but it doesn't work with 
> the ati driver in Xfree (don't know why - maybe I'll search someday...) 
> It works fine with the "generic" and non accelerated "fbdev" driver. 
> You could try something like this in your XF86Config-4 file : I've just 
> replace ati with fbdev in the Graphic device section (as seen on this 
> list) : # ***************************************************************
> *******
> # Graphics device section
> # **********************************************************************
>
>
> Section "Device"
>     Identifier  "ATI Mach64 VT (264VT)"
>     VendorName  "Unknown"
>     BoardName   "Unknown"
>     Driver      "fbdev"
>     # Clock lines


I'll try this, thanks.

Oh, another thing: if you select to auto startup X11 and it doesn't work 
you have to reboot via hardware!!
I can't use the keyb. combination control+alt+backspace to kill X11 and 
cant switch to other shell ...

> If you encounter problems with your keyboard, that's probably a "linux 
> keycodes or mac keycodes" problem.

yes I think it too :p

> Mine is the mac french keymap and it maps well with linux keycodes in X 
> (and is screwed up with mac keycodes). But I have to use french PC-105 
> keymap in console, because the mac french one is then unsuable (but is 
> perfect if I run the kernel with mac keycodes).

Hmm, I don't understand why it works good in console (for me) and not on 
X11 !


Oh, about the ISDN usb modem: I saw that it uses a kernel modem (acm or 
something like that) but, where have I to look to
see if it works and starts at boot time ?


Thanks to everyone !

Giovanni


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