On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 01:08:47PM -0600, Richard E. Hawkins Esq. wrote:
Simply add ´Option noaccel´ into Section Device in /etc/X11/XF86Config.
yep, it's stable after this, at least at 8 bit. 32 crashed, though it
took a while. But it's slow as molasses . . .
Take a look at
Hi Richard!
I found a few messages on dejanews that suggests it becomes stable
after turning off X acclleration. Maybe a dumb question, but how in
the world do i do this?
Simply add ´Option noaccel´ into Section Device in /etc/X11/XF86Config.
Probably you should add ´ClockChip cirrus´ too
stefan stated,
I found a few messages on dejanews that suggests it becomes stable
after turning off X acclleration. Maybe a dumb question, but how in
the world do i do this?
Simply add ´Option noaccel´ into Section Device in /etc/X11/XF86Config.
yep, it's stable after this, at least at
With some help from Jens, we've confirmed that svga is the correct
driver for this chipset, and after the holidays, someone is coming back
who can provide a working XF86Setup file.
But that's in a couple of weeks :)
The problem is that launching X as XF86Setup configures it for this
chip
I found a few messages on dejanews that suggests it becomes stable
after turning off X acclleration. Maybe a dumb question, but how in
the world do i do this?
rick
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