[Newbie]Video Woes

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On Sat, 2002-05-11 at 20:07, Don Pepe wrote:
> I will be glad to pay someone for the knowledge I need. I recently 
> bought a new computer to take the Linux plunge and install Red Hat. It 
> has an a ASUS 4PS333 motherboard but no separate graphics card. Windows 
> 2K reports the adapter as SiS650 using sisgrp.sys for a driver. But 
> xconfigure does not find it automatically and does not accept manual 
> settings. After $2400 and four weeks of trial and error and web 
> searching the sole production I have achieved from Linux is "There is a 
> problem with your Xconfiguration..."    I've tried Red Hat, Asus, SiS, 
> this site, and links from all of them. I have no objection to purchasing 
> an agp graphics card if I knew for certain there was one that would 
> solve my problem and if I knew what that one was. Somehow I suspect it 
> is not that simple.                              

Ok try sending me your current XF86Config file.  Also try starting it as
root and a normal user.  Send me any error messages you get from root,
and if there are different error messages under the normal user send
that too.  Try both startx and xinit.  I gather you are currently using
XF86 4.2 on redhat 7.{2,3}.  I am currently running that same card under
Debian GNU/Linux with XF86 4.1.  So as a result my advice will be
directed towards Debian, but it should be pretty much universal.  Ill
try and get the XF86Config-4 file from that box sometime tonight.  But
if you send me all that stuff, I should be able to help.

ps I am ccing this to you cause Im not subscribed to the list with this
address and there fore cannot post to the list in a timely fashion.  I
would say send the requested info off list cause it will be alot of
info.   

Peace
Scott Henson


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