Hi, > > under X. I am having difficulties with getting X going and would > > appreciate if you could send me a) your XF86Config-4 file, b) any tips > > I'm unclear. Are you using a Tecra 9000 ? If not my config file won't > help you. .... It won't help you anyway it's pretty stock standard as > produced by xconfigurator ... :)
*** I am sorry - I thought the Subject line was obvious enough, but let me spell it out - yes, I am using Tecra 9000 with a new installation of Redhat 7.2. And, yes, if you don't mind, I'd still apreciate your XF86Config-4... :-) > If you want to get XFree86 working on a Tecra 9000 you need to use the > drivers available on the S3 website. www.S3graphics.com (I think ...:) > ). Install the new copy of savage_drv.o and then run xconfigurator. (NB. > When you run xxonfigurator choose any card that matches the driver name > (ie. savage_drv.o). I use either Savage Generic or Savage MX. *** Thanks. I'll give it a try.. > If you are using XFree86 4.1... then you may like to look at Tim > Savage's driver (which he claims is more up to date that the S3 one). > NOTE: It is compiled for Xfree86 4.1 and won't work with 4.03 which > incidentally ships with RedHat 7.1 (I can't comment on other distros). I wasn't aware of this work at all. I am assuming you are refering to Tim Robert's webpage at http://www.probo.com/timr/savage40.html ? > > how to get rid of the keyboard problem (since I didn't get enough clues > > from the posting). > > regarding the keyboard repeat. I actually spelt out fairly clearly the > approach I used on the Xpert list. It's in the January 2002 archive. But > a summary is: *** I am sure you did, but as I was unaware of the accessx software it didn't really help very much. Thanks for the extra explanations.. Kind regards, --Nino _______________________________________________ Xpert mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xpert
