Steve Fosdick wrote:
>Interesting. Which distro? Have you tried any other X config
>tools - there is also XF86Setup, Xconfigurator (Redhat) anXious
>(debian).
>Which debian? Potato? For potato I beleive there is a version
>of the X server for the S3 chipset (which has many varients) and
>you would need to installed that - it is probably called xserver-s3
>If you are prepared to face the possibility that X may refuser to
>work and that you'd have to come back for more help, I would install
>this new package (xserver-s3) and say yes when it asks you if you
>want to make it the default.
I'd be surprised if the outcome was any different...
>If that doesn't do the trick, you could try the other X config
>tools or post your XF86Config for suggestions as to what to edit.
I tried running some of the other configuring tools. Not tried anXious.
Potato is the distro. I'm happy to edit XF86Config by hand if I knew what
was needed - I'll post tonight if that is ok? Will I need to hunt down a
copy of xserverS3, or does debian have it lurking somewhere?
Thanks, Jenny.