Hi, > I think we're the only two people in the world using Linux on a Tecra > 9000. Please let me know if you have any success with sound drivers and > configuration.
*** I sincerely hope not, but one never knows.. :-) In any case, in the meantime I tried to get the X working (actually I was almost finished when your first response came) and in the midst of upgrading XFree86 RPMs from rawhide... This actually worked and I've got a usable X at present... Unfortunately this procedure is almost as bad as DLL-hell from M$ and in the process I had to upgrade half of the system, gcc included. Now I've got gcc 3.1 and can't get a useful kernel (haven't tried yet 2.4.18, but .16 and .17 certainly do NOT produce a usable kernel - even when using arch/i386/defconfig)... I think I'll just re-install 7.2 and use your suggested method.. :-) Therefore, I am not yet at the stage when anything else apart from X is working, but I do want to try to start sound, WiFi, USB (actually that *is* working), FireWire, etc... :-) I'll let you know how I get on... If you had any luck with any of these, feel free to offer hints. ;-) > Re: the keyboard repeat. My understanding was that 4.03 of XFree86 > provided an interface to the bouncekeys XKB extensions but I couldn't > find it. I also believe that from XFree 4.1 there is supposed to be a > GUI interface provided to set the required values (ie. bouncekeys). I *** Sorry, but I am not familiar with bouncekeys. Any hints (man pages are OK :-) appreciated on this subject (I actually run 4.2 now).... > Here my stock standard XF86Config-4 file: *** Much appreciated. Kind regards, --Nino _______________________________________________ Xpert mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xpert
