Rogério Brito escribió:
i think i have said so in previous mails, but if you what a brief here it is:On Sep 03 2009, sergio sevillano wrote:cd /etc/X11 && wget http://theapt.org/openbsd/xorg.confdid the trick im into KDE nowNice. What were the problems that you were seeing and that it fixed? Please, provide more information with your e-mails or it will be hard to help you. · tried to install several live cd distros, did all steps asked but all ended in a blank screen after final reboot seemed to be a graphic card issue · so finally installed SO from debian-502a-powerpc-netinst.iso with the no desktop option · from the console i installed xorg and KDE: $ apt-get install xorg $ apt-get install kde both did ok so i start: $ startx same problem again: blank page, also after reboot · so i forced SO to start with the console at yaboot boot: Linux 1 · i tried to install xserver-xorg-video-radeon $ apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-radeon didnt work, probably mi connection or typo error · checked /etc/X11/xorg.conf $ nano etc/X11/xorg.conf and, yes is empty · i copy one xorg.conf from the internet from a user that has same machine as me $ cd /etc/X11 && wget http://theapt.org/openbsd/xorg.conf it gets writed whit name xorg.conf.1 so i open it with nano command and save it with name xorg.conf reboot i get into KDE succesfully. no more blank page yes,It would be a good thing if you could post your xorg.conf file on the Debian wiki, so that other people can be referred there (and it is also a very good source of information in general, BTW). One of the starting points would be: http://wiki.debian.org/PowerPCdoes normal apt-get install xerver-xorg-video-raedon(Gee, pay attention with your spelling)modify anything else than xorg.conf ?Do you really have a radeon card? I'd think that an old TiBook would have a Rage Mobility M3 card, but there were so many revisions of the Tibooks that I may be mistaken. Which one do you have? machine: Apple PowerBook G4 550 MHz graphics card: ATI Mobility Radeon (4X AGP) graphics with 16 MB of DDR SDRAM as it says at: http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powerbook_g4/stats/powerbook_g4_550.html $ lshwYou can check what is your card by looking at the output of lscpi (better yet would be to gather information once and for all with lshw run as root). bash: lshw: command not found i have seen it, that´s nice.Regarding if installing the radeon driver, if you installed it it would not touch your configuration. Debian systems don't change the configuration made by the user (or, if they do, they would be conspicuous about this). i have run again $ apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-radeon now it does not give me errors but says it changes nothing, i allready have newest version. sorry, for my typos.Regards, Rogério Brito. im not native english and the keyboard is apple laptop spanish. so, many keys are not what they seem. thanks a lot, for all your great help i have learned many commands. i will try to ask those basic at general debian list. sergio |