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Hi.
I'm brand new to Linux. I mean an absolute virgin, so don't laugh too
hard at my question. My PC's a homemade clone built with name-brand
parts, and I just added an ATI Xpert 128 PCI video card. I just got Red
Hat Linux v7.2 with a book I bought, and I got Red Hat v7.2 up and
running in console mode, but when I tried to launch X windows with
XFree86, I got a fatal server error message. It said something like
"video card recognized, but not included in xfree86." I could write
down the exact message if needed if someone thinks they can help me out.
I'm trying to get this up and running on my computer so that I can learn
it to help a client of mine.
Thanks,
Travis Murphree
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absolute
virgin, so don’t laugh too hard at my question. My =
PC’s a
homemade clone built with name-brand parts, and I just added an ATI =
Xpert 128
PCI video card. I just got Red Hat Linux v7.2 with a book I =
bought, and I
got Red Hat v7.2 up and running in console mode, but when I tried to =
launch X
windows with XFree86, I got a fatal server error message. It said
something like “video card recognized, but not included in
xfree86.” I could write down the exact message if needed if =
someone
thinks they can help me out. I’m trying to get this up and =
running
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