Re: framebuffer leaves the consolle in ruines

2000-04-27 Thread Daniel Reuter
Hello out there,

 On Tue, Apr 25, 2000 at 06:37:36PM +0200, Joost Claessen wrote: 
 On your console, type 
   reset (no quotes)
 

I encountered cases, where this didn't work, then use:
consolechars -d (on potato)
on slink it was:
setfont -d

Regards,
Daniel



framebuffer leaves the consolle in ruines

2000-04-26 Thread Joost Claessen
Hello ppl,

Lately I have being using the video framebuffer. Now my console
looks nicer, quake runs faster ect. But now and them I use expermintal
software and my consolle crashed very hard leaving the consolle unviewable.
If I login purley blind (I type my login name, wait 1s, type pass, wait 2s
and prey I didn't make typo's) and start X, the X server works fine, in fact
all grahpical programms work fine. But when I go back the console it is
still broken. Does anyone know a way to restore my console whitout rebooting?

Thank in advance.

Mzzl Joost (de zoveelste)

Help and Documentatium are like sex: when its good its very good, when its
bad, it is better then nothing.


Re: framebuffer leaves the consolle in ruines

2000-04-26 Thread Robert Mognet
Hello,

On Tue, Apr 25, 2000 at 06:37:36PM +0200, Joost Claessen wrote:
 Hello ppl,
 
 Lately I have being using the video framebuffer. Now my console
 looks nicer, quake runs faster ect. But now and them I use expermintal
 software and my consolle crashed very hard leaving the consolle unviewable.
 If I login purley blind (I type my login name, wait 1s, type pass, wait 2s
 and prey I didn't make typo's) and start X, the X server works fine, in fact
 all grahpical programms work fine. But when I go back the console it is
 still broken. Does anyone know a way to restore my console whitout rebooting?

On your console, type 
reset (no quotes)

 
 Thank in advance.
 
 Mzzl Joost (de zoveelste)
 
 Help and Documentatium are like sex: when its good its very good, when its
 bad, it is better then nothing.
 
 
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