Your guess about memory is highly likely wrong, since if the chip couldn't run that resolution/depth, X would tell you right away and not start in that. I recommend you to check the XFree86 FAQ and driver section, AFAIR there were some issues with Savage chips. On the other hand: 15 and 16 bit sometimes behave a little strange. Try cranking the value up to 24 (if this means you have to go down to 800x600, well, do it for testing purposes). Dex > > When I run startx (with a default depth of 8 (bits?) and a resolution of > 1024x768 (native for the screen)), everything works great: twm starts, > the clock and the three xterms (the default setup in the system-wide > xinitrc). But when I up the depth to 15 or 16, and the same resolution, I > get 3 "copies" (for lack of a better description) of the twm-clock-xterms > setup side-by-side on my screen. My mouse moves around all three copies at > the same time. Or I can lower the resolution to 800x600 at a depth of 15 > or 16 and get the same results. _______________________________________________ Newbie@XFree86.Org *** To unsubscribe , or change message options, see: http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/newbie
