is that SVGA X-Server is used, because there is no Matrox
> based x-Server to select.
> Now i try to start X-windows and get the error message that there is no
> valid video mode selected. (Error 111 cannot not connect to x-Server)
When you are configuring your xserver, at the end y
-Server to select.
Now i try to start X-windows and get the error message that there is no
valid video mode selected. (Error 111 cannot not connect to x-Server)
But at the end of the the message another notification is shown. Something
like, "Switching to VGA-16 Mode etc", but nothing happens
>At the X-Free86 web site they said to run "X -showconfig" I did and it
said
>that I am using version 3.3.2.3 / window system (Protocol Version 11,
>revision 0, vendor release 6300). The release date is July, 15 1998 it
OK.
>
>I ran ls -a and didn't see any file for X. I tried dpkg --status
>
> Which X Windows package would you suggest I load and install ? Are there any
> special drivers I should load?
>
Beyond the standard X (x-base, fonts) tseng labs cards either run on the svga
or the w32 server. Most use the svga, a few benefit from the w32.
way.
>>
>> What version of X are you using?
>>
>> What's the output of:
>>
>> X > .txt >
>> 2>&1
>>
>> (e.g. X > myXerrors.txt > 2>&1)
>>
>> Whats your XF86Config file look like?
>>
>> Martin
Hi Kent,
Some others have given you some useful advice. It might be an idea
to get gpm working before trying X. This is the program that gets
the mouse working in console mode (text mode).
Sounds like you are pretty new to Debian. It takes a little while
to get the hang of things, but don't gi
KTB wrote:
>You are right I don't have any mouse use when I am in normal test mode. I s
>ee no
>white block or anything when I move my mouse. So, I tried to run gmpconfig
>as root
>and it wasn't there. I searched in dselect but it wasn't listed. I found i
>t listed
>u
You are right I don't have any mouse use when I am in normal test mode. I see
no
white block or anything when I move my mouse. So, I tried to run gmpconfig as
root
and it wasn't there. I searched in dselect but it wasn't listed. I found it
listed
under the directory, under "Console utilities
One of the error messages that you supplied said that XF86Config was not
created. When dselect tries to configure xbase, it is trying to create
/etc/X11/XF86Config, and it appears to be failing on your system. So you
don't have an XF86Config file yet. dselect runs some graphical X
configuration
gt;&1)
>
> Whats your XF86Config file look like?
>
> Martin
>
> >Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1998 01:18:07 -0600
> >From: KTB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: "debian-user@lists.debian.org"
> >Subject: Re: X-windows
> >
> >OK, I called IBM (I'm
That grey screen with the 'X' is an X session starting up. The 'X' is
your mouse cursor. The fact that it is active is encouraging, and it
seems to me that when you've gotten that far, your graphics card settings
are correct, though maybe not optimal. 'Ctrl-Alt-Backspace' should get
you out of t
the output of:
X > .txt >
2>&1
(e.g. X > myXerrors.txt > 2>&1)
Whats your XF86Config file look like?
Martin
>Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1998 01:18:07 -0600
>From: KTB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "debian-user@lists.debian.org"
>Subject: Re: X-windows
Hello, I ran the same command: $ dpkg --status xserver-svga and got the same
readout as you did. I tried installing again using the Ati Mach 64 3D Rage
II, Internal RamDac with the SVGA server. It didn't work so I used
ctrl-Alt-F1 and Ctrl-Alt-Backspace as you suggested and got the following:
Th
> OK, I called IBM (I'm using an Aptiva 2137-E24). My monitor is
> SVGA, she said the chipset is ATI (I found more detailed info in
> Windows, it is an ATI RAGE II + 3D graphic controller);
I think you want the xserver-svga package then. See what I get
if I do the following command:
$ dpkg --s
OK, I called IBM (I'm using an Aptiva 2137-E24). My monitor is SVGA, she said
the chipset is ATI (I found more detailed info in Windows, it is an ATI RAGE
II + 3D graphic controller); the RamDac she said was 24MB but after looking at
the drop down menu (while trying to configure x-windo
use you have. Is it a two button
mouse or a three button mouse? Is it a serial mouse?
What kind of monitor do you have?
> the instillation program it tries to bring the the x-windows up but it
> can't and says there was "errono=111"
What other information does it tell you?
Hi, I am trying to install the GUI for the first time. I have tried it
twice and failed both times. I get through everything and at the end of
the instillation program it tries to bring the the x-windows up but it
can't and says there was "errono=111" It asks if I would
Hi,
I am new to debian (4 days old). I have Deb 2.0, running on a 85 Mb
Partition with 50 Mb Swap, running on a P-166, with a Tseng Labs video card.
Which X Windows package would you suggest I load and install ? Are there any
special drivers I should load?
Thanks.
Chui Tey
Hi everyone,
here's something strange I am chewing on right now:
I am running a Debian 2.0 Hamm system.
When using the Kernel 2.0.34-sources included in the distribution to create
a custum kernel, I am not able to run X-Windows - the server simply quits
without error message (at least wi
How can libc5 version of X windows libraries be added to a Debian 2.0
system (which is based on libc6)?
I've upgrading to Debian 2.0 (from Debian 1.3) by installing Debian 2.0
from scratch on a new root partition, and setting up pieces individually
(e.g., PPP) to match my 1.3 system.
I
On Sun, 25 Oct 1998, Derek McCabe wrote:
> Ive been able to boot X, but I would like to run a windows manager with it
> like window maker, but I get a Xterm window, and when I try to manually run a
> manager, I cannot click on the buttons. What did I do wrong? I dpkged the
> files, and they see
Ive been able to boot X, but I would like to run
a windows manager with it like window maker, but I get a Xterm window, and when
I try to manually run a manager, I cannot click on the buttons. What did I do
wrong? I dpkged the files, and they seem to install correctly...
Is this common f
On Thu, 22 Oct 1998, Derek McCabe wrote:
> Hi, people!
> I have a problem. I have tried to install Xwindows on my 486100, but
> it 'cannot find the packages'. I've used dpkg to... de-package the files
> but none of the resulting files run at all.
What exactly are you trying to do? you should
Hi, people!
I have a problem. I have
tried to install Xwindows on my 486100, but it 'cannot find the packages'. I've
used dpkg to... de-package the files but none of the resulting files run at all.
I've tried doing it from my Win98 partition, but same result. I've used dselect,
but agai
On Tue, 13 Oct 1998, ayin wrote:
> Dear Sir:
>
> One question!
> When I configure the X windows system , the script test the settings I
> entered. But the program tell me that it can not find the font path.
> But I have already installed the 9fonts packages.
>
> Which
Dear Sir:
One question!
When I configure the X windows system , the script test the settings I
entered. But the program tell me that it can not find the font path.
But I have already installed the 9fonts packages.
Which packages need I to make the X windows runing well ? Another fonts
package
On Mon, Oct 12, 1998 at 10:33:11AM -0400, Immanuel Yap wrote:
> David Karlin wrote:
> >
> > vncserver: couldn't find "xauth" on your PATH.
> >
> Do you have X11 installed?
>
> ascus:~ $ dpkg -S xauth
> xbase: /usr/X11R6/bin/xauth
> xbase: /usr/X11R6/man/man1/xauth.1x.gz
Noel is right, I'm mis
David Karlin wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I just installed the vnc x-windows server (.deb) and when I fire up
> vncserver,
> it says:
>
> vncserver: couldn't find "xauth" on your PATH.
>
> First I checked my hard-drive for "xauth" (find / -name &quo
Hello,
I just installed the vnc x-windows server (.deb) and when I fire up
vncserver,
it says:
vncserver: couldn't find "xauth" on your PATH.
First I checked my hard-drive for "xauth" (find / -name "xauth"); the file
does not exist on my drive. Then I chec
848 432 5 S16:45 0:00 /sbin/getty 38400 tty
root 187 0.0 0.6 848 432 6 S16:45 0:00 /sbin/getty 38400 tty
As it seems X windows is not running, any ideas ?
Bostjan
> > My relevant system specs are:
> >
> > Logitech FirstMouse 3buttons
>
> Logitech mice rule ;)
There is something else? =)
>
> > S3 ViRGE 325 PCI video card
> > Canopus Pure3D 3Dfx accelerator 3D card
> > Azura JEN0B00 monitor
> >
> > Here are my questions:
> >
> > 1) Running xf86config, How ca
On Thu, Oct 08, 1998 at 09:47:35AM -0400, Christian Lavoie wrote:
> I've just started initiating myself to Linux, and I have a few questions
> installing the XWindows system.
>
> My relevant system specs are:
>
> Logitech FirstMouse 3buttons
Logitech mice rule ;)
> S3 ViRGE 325 PCI video card
>
I've just started initiating myself to Linux, and I have a few questions
installing the XWindows system.
My relevant system specs are:
Logitech FirstMouse 3buttons
S3 ViRGE 325 PCI video card
Canopus Pure3D 3Dfx accelerator 3D card
Azura JEN0B00 monitor
Here are my questions:
1) Running xf86con
Bostjan JERKO wrote:
>
> I still have problem running X windows (Xfree86) on Debian 2.0 as ordinary
> user. It works fine if I log on as root.
> I use it on stand alone machine without network card and xdm is not running.
> The messages I get are :
>
> _XSERVTransSoc
I still have problem running X windows (Xfree86) on Debian 2.0 as ordinary
user. It works fine if I log on as root.
I use it on stand alone machine without network card and xdm is not running.
The messages I get are :
_XSERVTransSocketUNIXCreateListener: ... Socket CreateListener() Failed
I have a problem starting X windows as ordinary user.
It works as root, but it looks like I don't have sufficient permissions as
ordinary user.
Any suggestions ?
Bostjan
Andy Bierlair wrote
> i wanted to install a few things including X WIndows. i can enter
> the XWIN setup in the beginning and set up screen, graphic card,
> etc... now debian wanted to launch X WINdows once again, and then i
> got my problem ! The whole stuff is hanging. i can s
Hello
I am a new Linux user in Debian 2.0
i wanted to install a few things including X
WIndows. i can enter the XWIN setup in the beginning and set up screen, graphic
card, etc...
now debian wanted to launch X WINdows once again, and then i
got my problem ! The whole stuff is hanging. i
On 14 Sep 98, at 12:57,
Micki Heyns wrote:
> I am running bo and trying to set up my x windows but it does not like my
> screen card "S3 Trio64V2".
My card is a S3 Trio64V+, and it worked fine both with Debian
1.3.1 and now with 2.0, except a bit of a headache for configur
ect: X Windows
I am running bo and trying to set up my x windows but it does not like my
screen card "S3 Trio64V2".
Can you tell me where I can download a driver ?
Thanx !!
Miki Heyns
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I am running bo and trying to set up my x windows but it does not like my
screen card "S3 Trio64V2".
Can you tell me where I can download a driver ?
Thanx !!
Miki Heyns
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On Wed, Sep 09, 1998 at 08:48:41AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Has anybody got any idea why I can get a serial mouse to work, in X, but not a
> PS/2 mouse?
>
> I am using /dev/ttyS0 for the serial mouse, but when I use /dev/mouse for the
> PS/2 mouse it doesn't work.
>
> Am I overly stupid?
I think you should be using /dev/psaux for the ps2 mouse - that's what I
use. /dev/mouse is just a link. See what its points to with ls -l
/dev/mouse. I could be missing the point here too aswell, so sorry if I
am!
Brian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Has anybody got any idea why I can get a serial
On Wed, 9 Sep 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Has anybody got any idea why I can get a serial mouse to work, in X, but not a
> PS/2 mouse?
>
> I am using /dev/ttyS0 for the serial mouse, but when I use /dev/mouse for the
> PS/2 mouse it doesn't work.
Either 'ln -s /dev/psaux /dev/mouse' or use /
On Wed, 9 Sep 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: Has anybody got any idea why I can get a serial mouse to work, in X, but not
a
: PS/2 mouse?
:
: I am using /dev/ttyS0 for the serial mouse, but when I use /dev/mouse for the
: PS/2 mouse it doesn't work.
/dev/psaux for PS/2 mice, eh.
--
Natha
As I like to tell people, there is a difference between stupidity and
ignorance. Ignorant is a lack of knowledge, stupidity is an inability
to gain knowledge.
Now for ps/2 support. The proper file is /dev/psaux ( pc auxillary
port). You also need kernel support for ps/2 (aux). Link dev/mouse t
Has anybody got any idea why I can get a serial mouse to work, in X, but not a
PS/2 mouse?
I am using /dev/ttyS0 for the serial mouse, but when I use /dev/mouse for the
PS/2 mouse it doesn't work.
Am I overly stupid? what am I doing wrong?
Frankie
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In [EMAIL PROTECTED] (spOOL) wrote:
>1. Is there a different way to install packages while in X or should I
>still be using dselect??
You may use apt or dpkg directly.
But look that the installed packages have no reference to X. It is no
good idea to update a package used the same time.
>3
David Warnock wrote:
>
> Noel Yap wrote:
> >
> > David Warnock wrote:
> > > I suggest you look in the man pages for startx. You should see that the
> > > default X server to start is X. On my system that was starting the wrong
> > > server so I changed X to be a symbolic link to XF86_SVGA.
> >
On Sat, 5 Sep 1998, Ken Westerback wrote:
> 1. ... don't know (I'm still using dselect, haven't tried apt)
Apt is good, and it is (apparently) the future to package installation,
and It will (as I understand) have an X interface.. but it is still in the
pipeline.
> 3. ... haven't played with it
Noel Yap wrote:
>
> David Warnock wrote:
> > I suggest you look in the man pages for startx. You should see that the
> > default X server to start is X. On my system that was starting the wrong
> > server so I changed X to be a symbolic link to XF86_SVGA.
> ^^
1. ... don't know (I'm still using dselect, haven't tried apt)
2. Make sure you have fat/vfat & msdos support compiled in your kernel
and then mount (manually or via some entry in fstab) your Win9x
partition with the command 'mount -t msdos /dev/hdxx /mnt' where hdxx is
replaced by you partition i
First of all, HUGE THANKS to everyone who has answered my questions over
the past few weeks. Just to let you know, I actually have X running now.
Now my ???
1. Is there a different way to install packages while in X or should I
still be using dselect??
2. What/How/Where/Who/When do I
David Warnock wrote:
> I suggest you look in the man pages for startx. You should see that the
> default X server to start is X. On my system that was starting the wrong
> server so I changed X to be a symbolic link to XF86_SVGA.
On a Debia
Taylen wrote:
>
> hey, I recently got a new system, and decided that maybe this time my video
> card(now an STB nVidia, Riva 128 chipset, with 8 megs of vram)...anyway, I
> get it setup with XF86Setup and do startx, it starts, but in 320x240
> resolution, I tried doing alt+ctrl+ +or- but that woul
As X usually starts in the HIGHEST supported resolution, it appears
that your config is broken for anything better than 320x240. This
usually happens when the server thinks that it does not have access to
enough video memory, or the proper clock rates. Run superprobe and
see what it finds. You m
Taylen wrote:
>
> hey, I recently got a new system, and decided that maybe this time my video
> card(now an STB nVidia, Riva 128 chipset, with 8 megs of vram)...anyway, I
> get it setup with XF86Setup and do startx, it starts, but in 320x240
> resolution, I tried doing alt+ctrl+ +or- but that woul
hey, I recently got a new system, and decided that maybe this time my video
card(now an STB nVidia, Riva 128 chipset, with 8 megs of vram)...anyway, I
get it setup with XF86Setup and do startx, it starts, but in 320x240
resolution, I tried doing alt+ctrl+ +or- but that wouldn't work...after
that I
On Sat, 22 Aug 1998, Alex Kwan wrote:
> Dear Fans,
>
>
> I have install the Hamm on my laptop
> Toshiba Libretto-60, Everything are o.k.
> But only the mouse can't move on X-Windows,
> (I have already configured it as P/S 2 type at
> installation xf86config).
Tel
On Sat, Aug 22, 1998 at 01:36:28AM +0800, Alex Kwan wrote:
> Dear Fans,
>
>
> I have install the Hamm on my laptop
> Toshiba Libretto-60, Everything are o.k.
> But only the mouse can't move on X-Windows,
> (I have already configured it as P/S 2 type at
> installa
Dear Fans,
I have install the Hamm on my laptop
Toshiba Libretto-60, Everything are o.k.
But only the mouse can't move on X-Windows,
(I have already configured it as P/S 2 type at
installation xf86config).
Would someone please give me some hints to
solve this problem?
Thanks & regards
Alex
> "KW" == Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
KW> BTW: There may be a better way to find out what resolution
KW> you're running once you're in X, but the only way I've found so
KW> far is to run xvidtune; it'll tell you at the top what res
KW> you're in.
xdpyinfo gives lots of usefu
At 05:54 PM 8/17/1998 +0100, you wrote:
>> I really don't know what I'm talking about, but my understanding is that
>> you need two things different in your XF86Config file.
>>
>> 1) A modeline in the monitor section for the resolution you want to run
>> (not just 320x200), along with the correc
>
> I did previously go to /dev and run MAKEDEV mouse.
>
> Even though this must be something very basic and obvious, can someone
> please shed some light on what to do?
Yes - but /dev/mouse needs to point to wherever your mouse really is -
probably a serial port (try /dev/ttys0 or /dev/ttys1).
In trying to start up the X server, I get the following error output:
--
XF86Config: /etc/X11/XF86Config
(**) stands for supplied, (--) stands for probed/default values
(**) XKB: keymap: "xfree86(us)" (overrides other XKB settings)
(**) Mouse: type: Micr
On Thu, 1 Jan 1970, Roy Ayres wrote:
[snip]
> I tried alot of the modes given in the modes section (up as far as
> 1024x) but I got the same resolution for all of them. I'm
> guessing that it was 320x200, cos it looked so bad, and from looking at
> the XF86Config file. In case it's any help here'
Michael Stenner wrote:
> >My problem is that I can only get X running in 320x200 mode. I
> >configured the XF86Config file using XF86Setup. My video card is an
> OEM
> >from Gateway - it's meant to be an STB Nitro DVD. I heard somewhere
> that
> >it has a riva128 chipset, and I know that it has 4
>My problem is that I can only get X running in 320x200 mode. I
>configured the XF86Config file using XF86Setup. My video card is an OEM
>from Gateway - it's meant to be an STB Nitro DVD. I heard somewhere that
>it has a riva128 chipset, and I know that it has 4 megs RAM. In the
>XF86Setup program
Hello,
This is my first time installing debian on this machine - a Gateway
G6333.
My problem is that I can only get X running in 320x200 mode. I
configured the XF86Config file using XF86Setup. My video card is an OEM
from Gateway - it's meant to be an STB Nitro DVD. I heard somewhere that
it has a
Only if you have an X-server for Win95. There are several commercial ones on
the market of
which 'XVision' is the best one I have come across. There is also another
commercial one that is
really good called 'Xwin' that has a free demo server for one machine per
network. I got a copy
from the '
I no longer use Windows apps. However the newer the app the less chance
it works. I hear word 6 is now rather functional. wabi is win3.x
only. Never used or seen willows. No comment on that one.
Wine is good for little apps that make you use windows. Also for many
games. Big apps like Offic
> Rolando Manchado wrote:
> >
> > Can Windows95 programs run on X-Windows?
On Wed, 12 Aug 1998, Shaleh wrote:
>
> The easy answer is no. Different binaries, libraries, Operating Sytems,
> etc.
>
> HOWEVER there is a project called WINE. This is a project
Midgley John wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> I'm just getting started with Linux, and I've had several goes at
> installing the Debian 2.0 distribution. I'm getting tanatalisingly close
> to a working X-Windows installation - much video card clicking and
> flashi
Rolando Manchado wrote:
>
> Can Windows95 programs run on X-Windows?
The easy answer is no. Different binaries, libraries, Operating Sytems,
etc.
HOWEVER there is a project called WINE. This is a project to allow
WinOS apps to on X. It is both an emulator for the binaries and a
re
Can Windows95 programs run on X-Windows?
==
Rolando Manchado
==
OBTENGA GRATIS SU CORREO ELECTRÓNICO EN
http://www.mixmail.com
Midgley John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As an aside, if I retrieve the whole Debian thing as a .raw file, to an
> NT machine, how can I write it to a CD? (I have a CD Writer, obviously!)
If you you retrieved the CD Images for Debian 2.0 from somewhere, just
burn them to a CD using WinOnCD (or
On Tue, Aug 11, 1998 at 10:16:42AM +0100, Midgley John wrote:
>
> flashing - but it objects to a line in the XF86Config file which says
> '/dev/mouse'.
>
> I have a Compaq Deskpro with a mini-din-type mouse socket; W95 reports
> it as a PS/2 Port Mouse. So my question is - what should the line re
Hi all
I'm just getting started with Linux, and I've had several goes at
installing the Debian 2.0 distribution. I'm getting tanatalisingly close
to a working X-Windows installation - much video card clicking and
flashing - but it objects to a line in the XF86Config file which s
Setting up X windows, I have a problem.
Anytime I run X -probeonly, my monitor goes blank, then the monitor's status
LED changes to
show that It's in standby or 'no-signal' mode. It doesn't seem to matter which
X server I use to do this,
unless I use XSuSE_El
On Thu, 4 Jun 1998, Alain Toussaint wrote:
> check that your /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers look like this:
>
> # /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers
[snip comments in /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers]
> :0 local /usr/X11R6/bin/X
>
> the last line is particularly important,also,check the location of X,it
> may be different on
check that your /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers look like this:
# /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers
#
# This file should contain entries to start the servers on the
# local machine; if you have more than one display (not screen),
# you can add entries to the list (one per line). If you also
# have some X terminals con
pages
etc.) using dselect. My problem is that X-windows doesn't want to run. I
installed all the required packages for this, though in no particular order, and
let the dselect configuration utility tell me what was missing. In the fullness
of time, it stopped asking for any more modules;
Mikhali Mifsud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can someone point me to a Xwindows Howto? thanks.
install doc-linux-text,
read /usr/doc/HOWTO/XFree*
(screen /usr/doc/HOWTO/mini and unmaintained, too)
HTH,
Jens
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On Wed, 3 Jun 1998, Mikhali Mifsud wrote:
> Can someone point me to a Xwindows Howto? thanks.
$ dpkg -S XFree86-HOWTO.gz
doc-linux-text: /usr/doc/HOWTO/XFree86-HOWTO.gz
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Can someone point me to a Xwindows Howto? thanks.
==
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verge of victory, sat down to wait and in waiting died.
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DO YOU YAHOO!?
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you a ton of questions that have to do with your video card, monitor,
mouse, ...
Well, I hope this helps... I'm pretty new at all of this, but the above worked
for me!
Doug
Ben Szyc wrote:
> I've just recently started using Debian and thought it's bout time I
> instal
>>>>> "TP" == Tomas Petersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TP> Hello, I have installed the base system and standard packages.
TP> Can anyone me tell if this is enough for running X Windows?
TP> If not, what do I need more, and where can I find documentat
On Wed, May 27, 1998 at 01:28:15PM +0200, Tomas Petersson wrote:
> Hello, I have installed the base system and standard packages.
> Can anyone me tell if this is enough for running X Windows?
> If not, what do I need more, and where can I find documentation.
>
> /Tomas Pet
Hello, I have installed the base system and standard packages.
Can anyone me tell if this is enough for running X Windows?
If not, what do I need more, and where can I find documentation.
/Tomas Petersson
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>>>>> "BS" == Ben Szyc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BS> I've just recently started using Debian and thought it's bout time I
BS> installed X-Windows but I don't have much idea where to start. Can
BS> someone please help me in detail if pos
I've just recently started using Debian and thought it's bout time I
installed X-Windows but I don't have much idea where to start. Can
someone please help me in detail if possible???
thanx in advance
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On Tue, May 26, 1998 at 09:15:13AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >From memory I think that ttyS0 (com1) and ttyS3 (com 4) share the same
> interrupt. That could be your problem. Go into your bios setup and insure
> that these comm ports do NOT share interrupts. Usually interrupt 5 or 7
> ca
>From memory I think that ttyS0 (com1) and ttyS3 (com 4) share the same
interrupt. That could be your problem. Go into your bios setup and insure
that these comm ports do NOT share interrupts. Usually interrupt 5 or 7
can be used for the third comm port.
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> While it appears from your post everything is correct, please confirm
> that the modem and mouse are using different IRQs. ttyS0/ttyS2 and
> ttyS1/ttyS3 share IRQs. Since you only have this problem with X (which
> activates the mouse) you probably have IRQ contention somewhere.
>
> Try install
Corey Popelier wrote:
>
> Since I installed X , I can't get PPPD to work :-(
>
> Starting X kills my net connection, and trying to dial with/after
> loading X results in the modem not even dialing the phone number (1
> light comes on, but the process freezes there).
>
> Now my mouse runs of ttyS
Since I installed X , I can't get PPPD to work :-(
Starting X kills my net connection, and trying to dial with/after
loading X results in the modem not even dialing the phone number (1
light comes on, but the process freezes there).
Now my mouse runs of ttyS0 , and the modem off ttyS3 , and I can
On Thu, May 21, 1998 at 02:10:29PM -0500, Goetzke, Christopher L wrote:
> > (1) What is the graphical configuration utility for Xfree86
> > called ( and
> > where is it)?
>
> It's "XF86Setup". I don't recall where it lives offhand (and my
> computer is in an odd state at the moment, needing re-i
> -Original Message-
> From: Athas Nikolakakos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 1998 5:23 PM
> To: Debian User LS
> Cc: recipient list not shown
> Subject: X windows, Dselect, and then some...
>
>
> (1) What is the graphical configuration ut
> (2) I've tried to find graphics drivers for my AccelGraphics (permedia II
> chip set) by 3d labs, but I have been unsuccessful. I did find one, but it
> had .xqa files w/o no readme on how to install it. It kinda looked like a
> windows .ini file listing all RAMDACs, Resolutions, megahertz. An
I will take the easy one. Dselect (and apt) will compare your package
list against the ftp site's package list and suggest updates. Simply
start dselect in ftp mode, tell it to "update", then go to "select" at
the top will be listed any new or changed packages. I use this almost
nightly.
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