Hi,
does the XF86Config file get overwritten? This should generally not happen
unless you (or the system) runs Linuxconf. Anyway, try installing a
different version of the SVGA server and check if that works. The XFree86
package is fine and probably you don't need to touch the XF86Config file
either. Maybe there is simply a version mismatch. Try installing an older
or newer version of the SVGA server.
best wishes,
Indraneel
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Dr.Sanjay R.Nair wrote:
> I'm new to linux. I recently installed Red Hat 6.1 from a PCQ CD in my system. I
>have a sis6215c graphics
> card.
>
> On starting X, the display was distorted and there was a large square in place of
>the cursor. After
> going through the previous posts in this group I managed to solve the problem and
>get a decent display by
> adding the following lines in the /etc/X11/XF86Config file:
> Option "no_bitblt"
> Option "no_accel"
>
> My problem is that the display gets distorted again and the cursor changes back to
>square, once I reboot
> the system. Then I have to run Xconfigurator and edit the XF86Config file again to
>restore the display.
> This does not happen always, but it happens nine out of ten times.
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