Peter,
Ah, the old S3 chipset. That chip isn't supported by
XFree86 4.x. So, you need to use XFree86 3.3.6.
Download the ltsp_x336_S3 package and install it.
Then, in the lts.conf file, set:
XSERVER = S3
That should do it.
Jim McQuillan
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Peter Rundle wrote:
>
> I've got an old Dell 75mhz which I'm trying to set up as a workstation
> (ltsp-3.0). It boots
> and all goes fine until it tries to start X. With the setting of "auto"
> it fails saying that only
> PCI and AGP cards can be probed (The card is an on-board S3-Trio 64).
>
> I read the documentation and it says that you can set the XSERVER in
> lts.conf
> but the only example it gives is "auto". Can someone please tell me what
> values you
> can use for XSERVER (I tried "svga") but it barfed. I've also looked on
> the XFree86
> pages and again they talk about how 4 is wonderfull cause it just probes
> the card
> but again no actual examples of what the valid values are for the server
> if you want
> to set it yourself.
>
> Many TIA's
>
> Pete
>
> P.S please reply direct as I'm not currently subscribed (too much
> traffic, I guess that's
> a sign of success :-)
>
>
>
>
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