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Re: Re[2]: ATI Rage Mobility-P AGP2X take two



Umm, i think you are refering to wmaker, it works under gnome and has a
clip in the upperleft and 3 icons on the upperright when first run in
debian. They aren't halfbad (using this myself), so i think you are
running in some low resolution and color depth. maybe you could take a
look in /var/log/XFree-something-log for hints of your display not being
able to handle different resolutions. Try to edit /etc/X11/XF86Config-4
and make some of the higher res. work (like 800x600 or 1024x768)

You might want to have gdm or something starting X up, more easy to
choose different window managers. And if all my "advice" doesn't help,
you may want to post parts of the log and XF86Config-4 here so we can
have a better look. 

Good luck, and we'll get there yet :)

AdeL

On Wed, 2001-10-17 at 11:54, Søren Neigaard wrote:
> Tuesday, October 16, 2001, 5:22:35 PM, Alex wrote:
> 
> AdL> Use the ATI Mach64 driver. Now, your X is in ugly 320x200x8 (yuckie ;)
> AdL> or something worse. Edit XF86Config-4 or run your favorite configurator
> AdL> and use the "ati" driver. Make sure you select a few nice modes, but
> AdL> first try to get X up and running under ati.
> I am running the ATI Mach64 driver, but it still messes up my desktop.
> Why do I still have the buttons/icons from my old (the one that came
> with Potato, before I switched to Gnome), there are one in top left
> corner and tree in top right corner. Those buttons are black and ugly
> (pixel dots), and I still have the same problem with the right-click
> popup menu.
> 
> It's like I'm running two desktop's at the same time!?
> 
> AdL> And 3Dhw support is on the way in DRI for the mach64, a pain to set up.
> AdL> ohwell, lets not go too fast yet :)
> Ok lets take that later :)
> 
> AdL> On Tue, 2001-10-16 at 15:24, Søren Neigaard wrote:
> >> In the old X86Free 3.x the XF86Setup had the "ATI Rage Mobility-P
> >> AGP2X" as a option I could choose, but I just upgraded to X86Free 4,
> >> and I cant find my card there (I use the xf86cfg tool). How do I then
> >> set my card up?
> >> 
> >> I have X running, but my screen is all black, and filled with pixel
> >> dots scattered all over. But if I wait long enough I get a green (ok)
> >> desktop, but it seems like the old original buttons (one in left top
> >> and two in right top) stays there, and they are broken (black and
> >> pixel dots), and if I right-click on desktop the popup menu is broken
> >> the same way (cant read the text in menu either)!?
> >> 
> >> Any ideas guys, du I run to X at the same time, or...?
> 
> --
> Med venlig hilsen/Best regards,
>  Søren Neigaard mailto:neigaard@e-box.dk
> 
> 
> 




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