Harald Nordg�rd-Hansen wrote:
Yury Tarasievich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I still own ET6000 with famous 2.25Mb feature (or was it notorious
feature? :)
Well, it was a cheap way of getting 1024x768x24 to run.
Yeah, cheap and virtually unwalkable way. :) [...]
Just opposite of my case. :) But my adapter *is* a cheapo design (Eagle ET6000).memory (VideoRAM 2304 was sure way to have X not started), andHmm. Sounds as if you might have had a partly bad card or something
autodetect always detected 2048Kb, so depriving me of some (seemingly
present) video modes. I didn't even try VideoRAM directive in 4.* :)
Were there any Tsengs ET6K with exactly 2048Kb?
as well. I seem to remember that specifying the videoram was the
_only_ way to make it work for a while.
[...]
Not quite like that. There are two square MDRAMs and sockets for two more of them. But I'd never found pair of MDRAMs which'd match mine adapter. :)I also never succeeded in adding video memory to my ET6000 adapter. :)That would probably be a challenge, yes. You would have to remove the
MDRAMs and replace them with new ones, and probably do some other
modifications as well.
So what is the XFree86-W32-3.3.6 doing there? Is its presence of anyShould be none whatsoever. Just an added binary in /usr/X11R6/bin
significance?
that is not being run. :) But I don't use Mandrake, so I don't know
what influence it might have on the configuration tools etc.
My point exactly. _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
