by Tom Prior » Fri, 19 Mar 1999 04:00:00
Thanks for any help
Tom Priore
by Ric » Fri, 19 Mar 1999 04:00:00
> Thanks for any help
> Tom Priore
by John Klance » Tue, 30 Mar 1999 04:00:00
> > I'm experementing w/ linux on my mac now, and i got linuxppc installed
> > with out a hich. What i would like to know and cant find in the doc is:
> > 1. how do I change the resolution of X. i'm used to xconfigurator w/
> > redhat, and i for get the file to hack at to do it my self,
> > 2. I'm running a matrox millenium 2. is there a faster x driver
> > avalible?
-john
-I know LinuxPPC does not support many 3rd party PCI cards, however, I
thought this only applied to X server support. I have a Matrox
MillenniumII, it works with MacOS and BeOS, but if I want to use Linux I
have to shutdown my system and switch the monitor to the slow internal
video. I thought that at least the counsel would work, it doesn't (set
OF to /bandit/MATROX,Mistral).
-Then I remembered that MkLinux boots after the card has been "seen" by
MacOS, so I installed MkLinux, but nothing happens.
-Then I thought, I could just recompile the source to an X86 Matrox
server and boot the machine so XDM pops up. I have not been able to
find a source distribution of the Matrox Server, and even if I do, I
doubt it will work.
-Is there anyway around this that will at least give me counsel
support? I do not want to have to go back to internal video!
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