The Xig server for my Inspiron 7000 worked OK for me. I did have to pull a
patch off the xig ftp site, but then it wasn't too difficult. I didn't have
to know anything about horizontal freq, vertical freq, dot clock, ramdac,
etc. I installed it under Slackware 3.5 using the UMSDOS file system (just
a c:\linux directory in my win98 partition with all of the installation
below). I haven't played with it much, but it seemed to work just fine. I
didn't notice any problems.
Marnix
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> From: Steve Hsieh[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Xig on I7k
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>
> Are there people out there successfully using the commercial Xig Xserver
> for the Inspiron 7000? Half their web page says its supported, and the
> other half says it is not. If so, can you provide any details on
> anything special you had to do to get it working? I will add this info
> to my I7K web page.
>
> Brian Chambers ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) says that they are still "trying to get
> someone to send one of those [I7k] for support."
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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