You probably need to make changes to the file /etc/XF86config . How you do
this varies by Linux distribution. Under Slackware, for example, you can run
xf86config and answer a series of questions; you can run XF86Setup (if you
installed it); or you can edit the file by hand (if you know what you're
doing). I'd imagine you have the right server; my S3Virge card ran fine with
the stock XF86_S3V server that shipped with Slackware.
At 06:04 PM 1/9/99 +0000, Sudhir Krishnan wrote:
>Hi,
> I recently upgraded my m/c and got an accelerated video card (S3V/GX2)
>I downloaded the binary server (Both XF86_SVGA and XF86_S3V) from
>xfree86.org (Ver. 3.3.3). I changed the link /etc/X11/X to point to these
>, but I get only 16 colors with max resolution 800x600. Where do I get the
>appropriate server? Do I need to compile it myself? Thanks in advance.
>Please reply by personal mail as I have not subscribed to the list.
>- sudkris -
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