Andreas Beck writes:
I think you should be able to add modules without recompiling the underlying
system, so each module will need an init function which will update the table,
like in the linux kernel.
Even better: We make a "smart" module that tries to guess the image-type.
It
Hi !
After losing 2 weeks of work, I went to 2.3 and have never looked back.
Except that AFAIK the bttv driver's more stable in 2.2.14 IIRC.
You might want to use JFS or ReiserFS ...
(is it possible to create a guaranteed no-swap memory area?
Yes. Man mlock.
And to tell how
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Andreas Beck wrote:
I'll try to give you something to play with below:
/*
* This is a design study for a Generic Picture Format library
*/
/* Startup/Shutdown:
*/
gpfInit(void);
gpfExit(void);
gpfPanic(const char *format,...);
/* Opening and
Hi !
Even better: We make a "smart" module that tries to guess the image-type.
It will then try to load the corresponding handler (using the equivalent
Perhaps I should assimilate my "LibDataType" library into GGI, under a
new name like LibGFFD (generic file format detection). Using
I have 3 monitors running with 3 graphics cards in my computer now, using
the framebuffer devices. however, my first card is lame, and i want the
console moved over to /dev/fb1. how do i go about doing this? would this
be the broken link to nixterm?
Corey
I have 3 monitors running with 3 graphics cards in my computer now, using
the framebuffer devices. however, my first card is lame, and i want the
console moved over to /dev/fb1. how do i go about doing this?
con2fbmap is what you need:
[devel@hades util]$ con2fbmap
Usage: con2fbmap
Andreas Beck writes:
would this be the broken link to nixterm?
That could of course also be used (especially together with cube3d :-)).
The link is broken ? Andrew could you check ?
Yes the link is broken. It should be to "nixterm-2.1.tar.gz" (same
path). It can also be found on
