On Mon, 5 Jan 2004 09:18:22 -0700 (MST) Marc Aurele La France <tsi@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On Sun, 4 Jan 2004, David Koski wrote: > > > I have an old PowerMate V75 with an intergrated video that is too > > incapable for XF86 so I added an old Mach32 ISA card. I was able to get > > it to not conflict by setting the integrated video to monochrome. But I > > was not able to disable it completely. Now when I try to configure > > XF86Config (Debian, current, just installed) using the debian > > configuration program it asks for a PCI ID number. But I want to > > configure for the ISA card (Mach32). I am at loss how to do it > > manually. > > Assuming that the system's BIOS chose the Mach32 as the primary adapter, > you should be able to generate a workable XF86Config using `XFree86 > -configure`. However, the Mach32 will be treated as a VGA Wonder. I.e., > in 4.*, there is no support for Mach32 acceleration like there was in > XFree86 3.*. The primary adapter seems to be the built in one. I set it to monochrome mode because I couldn't disable it and in VGA mode it only has 1 Meg of memory. The secondary one is the Mach32 in a ISA slot. (Actually I tried a Rendition V1000-E with similar results). The problem seems to be when xf86cfg and xf86config configure for the primary. But I solved the problem by installing LTSP (www.ltsp.org) software. It is faster anyway as the hard disk is slow. Now the computer is just an X terminal (hard disk disconnected). Thanks, David david@ @kosmos island.com _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list XFree86@xxxxxxxxxxx http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
