Re: Multihead XGGI

2000-07-10 Thread Martin Schulze
Marcus Sundberg wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello, Marcus. I have a question about XGGI and LibGGI. Could you or somebody else answer it please? [snip] display fb-dev: Couldn't open framebuffer device /dev/fb/0: Not a directory Ok, so you don't have any framebuffer drivers

Re: Kgicon - Many questions, any answers ?

2000-07-10 Thread Martin Schulze
Andreas Beck wrote: 1) "kde " results in the above error - that's my startup-script :-( Hmm - that's a bit strange ... Does the XGGI server start correctly ? 2) "XGGI " "xterm -display :0" doesn't work without the display option This is correct. XGGI is only an X server - you will see

Re: Multihead XGGI

2000-07-10 Thread Martin Schulze
Christoph Egger wrote: On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Martin Schulze wrote: This might well be the reason. However I got the same error when I tried to start XGGI as a user although it did start when I had logged in as root. I gave world write permission to /dev/fb0 (I don't have /dev/fb/0).

Re: Multihead XGGI

2000-07-10 Thread Marcus Sundberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Schulze) writes: Christoph Egger wrote: On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Martin Schulze wrote: This might well be the reason. However I got the same error when I tried to start XGGI as a user although it did start when I had logged in as root. I gave world write

Re: Multihead XGGI

2000-07-10 Thread Andrew Apted
Martin Schulze writes: XGGI resulted in the error "display fb-dev: Couldn't open framebuffer device /dev/fb/0: Not a directory" before I gave world write access to /dev/fb0 and now it works glamerously! World write access is not ideal, it's better to 'chgrp video' the fb devices, give

Re: Kgicon - Many questions, any answers ?

2000-07-10 Thread Andrew Apted
Martin Schulze writes: Hmm ... still I don't get it - "./inputdump --input linux-mouse,ps2,/dev/mouse" inputdump --input 'linux-mouse:ps2,/dev/mouse' ^ ^ Cheers, __ \/ Andrew Apted [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Kgicon - Many questions, any answers ?

2000-07-10 Thread Andreas Beck
So this one should be correct ? /etc/ggi/input/linux-mouse: usually /usr/local/etc/ggi/input/linux-mouse - unless you set prefix to /. mouse imps2 /dev/mouse no: mdev /dev/mouse "imps2" is my current setting after I read Marcus' mail "Re: on USB". Still in

Re: new GNU libxmi released

2000-07-10 Thread Jon M. Taylor
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Robert S. Maier wrote: John, all your alterations to libxmi sound good, given the fact that you're using it in the GGI framework. But you'd better fix the segfaulting problem in mi_spans.c. I've appended instructions at the end of this message. It looks as if you