John,
I need to post a couple of corrections to my previous post. Apologies
for the disinformation.
Nik wrote:
To re-install XFree only, a command something like the following should
work for you: rpm -Uvh `rpm -q -a | grep XFree`
Wrong, wrong, wrong.
Much simpler: rpm -Uvh
Hi Jesse,
On Saturday 22 January 2005 02:21, Jesse Nichols wrote:
Thanks again Nik!
I took your advise and did another fresh install of FC3. So now
Im back at the beginning. My original problem is all GL-apps
Run extremely slow. How do I enable Mesa, instead of using no
rendering?
I
Hi Jesse,
My last email to you bounced after 5 days - apologies.
On Wednesday 19 January 2005 08:06, Jesse Nichols wrote:
nik wrote: You need to change the live file, which is usually in
/etc/X/XFConfig
Firstly, I missed a point in your first post:
After the install I ran XFree86
Hi,
We can probably fix the mouse problem you are experiencing, but in the long
run, you probably want to fix the original error in a different way.
FC3 is shipped with a pretty recent X-server (graphics software) from X.org.
This is compatable with the most recent acecelerated drivers. So,
Qiang,
I am not an expert, but I suspect that the problem lies in the fact that while
you have the libX11.so* libraries on your disk, they have not been installed
by RPM, and so are not in the RPM database, meaning that RPM cannot find them
to resolve dependencies.
What I *think* you need to
Hi Qiang,
Firstly, I wasn't recommending *against* building XFree86 yourself, I was
merely congratulating you.
I do build many other programs from source, but I try to download RPM versions
of major system components.
I don't know where you can get RPMs of XFree 4.4. I haven't looked in the
On my RedHat 9.0 installation (using KDE), I select System Settings from the
system menu (click the RedHat logo at the bottom-left of the screen); then
select Display. If you are not logged in as root (you shouldn't be), then
you will be prompted for the root password. Enter this, and a few
On Friday 05 November 2004 14:37, Vaa Alauni wrote:
Hi there,
I have copied the log fom /var/log/XFree86.0.log and and forward it to you
so please help me I have moved my hard-drive into a different box, and the
box, so when I powered it up it came up with that error message
I am not an
Hi All,
I am trying to configure my Radeon 9000 (M9) (in a Dell latitude D600) for
best graphics performance. I believe that my primary problem is that I don't
really know what features (and hence driver) I need to get the performance I
want.
I have successfully run the
Hi all,
My basic problem is I'm still trying to find *where* I should be looking to
solve my problem.
I have two DELL notebooks, each running RedHat 9.0 and XFree86 4.3.0-2
My ultimate intention is to try to get CAD software working acceptably under
linux (possibly using WINE), but I am using
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