RE: Laptop troubles

2000-02-29 Thread Chaim Zadok

You didnt tell what monitor you've configured.
try :
Section "Monitor"
   Identifier"LCD Panel 1024x768" (or "LCD Panel 800x600")
   VendorName "UnKnown"
   ModelName   "Unknown"
why not to use XF86Setup ?
laptop tips:
do : 'man -k pcmcia' - lots of commands, do man and read.

for further questions dont hesitate to contact private.

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 From: mulix [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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 Subject:  Laptop troubles
 
 Hi Everyone,
 
 I have some laptop problems here, and would very much appreciate any
 help.
 
 I have a new Chicony laptop. I've managed to install RedHat 6.0, however
 X refuses to start. I downloaded the latest X, which supposedly supports
 the graphics card (a Silicon Motion LynxEM SMI 711) but couldn't get it
 to work. I tried both using the new frame buffer device and "standard"
 x, but neither seem to work.
 
 What would really make my day is the /etc/XF86Config from someone with
 this (or similar) laptop model.
 
 Otherwise, any other pointers on running linux on laptop will be
 appreciated, especially since I haven't messed yet with neither pcmcia
 (for the network and modem cards) nor apm.
 
 TIA!
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Laptop troubles

2000-02-26 Thread mulix

Hi Everyone,

I have some laptop problems here, and would very much appreciate any
help.

I have a new Chicony laptop. I've managed to install RedHat 6.0, however
X refuses to start. I downloaded the latest X, which supposedly supports
the graphics card (a Silicon Motion LynxEM SMI 711) but couldn't get it
to work. I tried both using the new frame buffer device and "standard"
x, but neither seem to work.

What would really make my day is the /etc/XF86Config from someone with
this (or similar) laptop model.

Otherwise, any other pointers on running linux on laptop will be
appreciated, especially since I haven't messed yet with neither pcmcia
(for the network and modem cards) nor apm.

TIA!
-- 
mulix.
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: Laptop troubles

2000-02-26 Thread Hetz Ben Hamo

Well, let me try to help here (although I don't have Chicony Laptop)

Grab the latest X server (SVGA) and XConfigurator from the PIGLET
(Redhat 6.2 beta) - this should solve your problem.

Oh, in Redhat XF86Config sits on /etc/X11/ - not /etc/

Hetz

mulix wrote:
 
 Hi Everyone,
 
 I have some laptop problems here, and would very much appreciate any
 help.
 
 I have a new Chicony laptop. I've managed to install RedHat 6.0, however
 X refuses to start. I downloaded the latest X, which supposedly supports
 the graphics card (a Silicon Motion LynxEM SMI 711) but couldn't get it
 to work. I tried both using the new frame buffer device and "standard"
 x, but neither seem to work.
 
 What would really make my day is the /etc/XF86Config from someone with
 this (or similar) laptop model.
 
 Otherwise, any other pointers on running linux on laptop will be
 appreciated, especially since I haven't messed yet with neither pcmcia
 (for the network and modem cards) nor apm.
 
 TIA!
 --
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