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<0> zaphands: I never looked at how you can give -g (better yet -ggdb3) but Im sure you can. and the configure also should allow you to specify another sysconfig directory too, just read its help
<1> thanks again.
<2> hi all
<3> I changed my default runlevel to 5 by editing /etc/inittab but at boot it says 7 which isnt a runlevel how do I make it 5
<1> Hello. I'm trying to run another Xserver on a different virtual console but it says that a server is already active for display 0. how do I byp*** this?
<4> put it on display 1
<1> Thanks.. I didn't know it was simply a number.
<5> Hey
<5> My xorg is crashing
<5> ATI, trying to get xgl compiz. I get this >> Unrecognised option vt7
<5> I have no idea where this vt7 is
<3> .I changed my default runlevel to 5 by editing /etc/inittab but at boot it says 7 which isnt a runlevel how do I make it 5
<4> simply be not touching inittab as an newbie
<3> I changed my default runlevel to 5 by editing /etc/inittab but at boot it says 7 which isnt a runlevel how do I make it 5
<4> change it back first
<5> Lmao, repost..
<6> aka_druid: do you know what I should try in regards to not having to do a terminal login each time and when I startx it gives me an error and makes a lock file in /tmp/.X0-lock which I must remove to startx
<7> join #ati
<7> oops :)
<8> yo, there
<8> i have an issue with setxkbmap/xkb i just cant sort out. anyone awake?
<8> its that i cant use us,hu layout with a switch, i always get the good old 'Error loading new keyboard description' error
<8> re
<9> Hi.
<9> I'm experiencing problems with a triple-head display using Xinerama. Is anyone at ease with such things ?
<10> i dont have the "xorgconfig" program, in which debian package is it ?
<11> joaopaulo: Not in any currently
<11> joaopaulo: It'll most likely be put back with 7.1
<10> why?
<11> joaopaulo: It was apparently broken in previous releases. You can use dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg or X -configure instead for now
<10> gravity, ok, i'll do it
<12> hello -- Does anyone know how I can modify the keyboard buffer size in X, or disable the buffer altogether?
<13> hey i have a question
<13> i have a trident video card but when i run it, on debian i cannot start up x i start and then it dies,
<14> Hello! Is it possible to "HUP" Xorg? Or in some other way change the layout? I have two screens attatched to my laptop. I want to be able to switch to 1 screen when I resume from hibernate :)
<15> where can I find a API reference for the XRender extension ?
<16> arrummzen: what do you want to do ? Cairo may be easier for what you need
<15> sxpert-work: I am trying to write a hack that adds an alternative XRender implementation to Xdmx.
<16> hah. in which case :D
<15> I can work from the headers, but some docs would be nice ...
<16> I think the doc is the actual source :D
<15> ok, then.
<17> what is the file i need to put my hosts into to permanently allow cononections from.. eg if i type xhost +server.org
<17> i checked the man page and it says the file is /etc/X*.hosts
<18> so... if my log says "(WW) RADEON(0): [dri] detected radeon kernel module version 1.17 but 1.23 or newer is required for full memory mapping." where should I get a newer kernel module from?
<19> Leeds: cvs
<19> Leeds: the drm module in :pserver:anonymous@cvs.freedesktop.org:/cvs/dri
<20> Leeds, which kernel?
<20> is this a 2.4-kernel?
<21> Hi. do some one knows some "setroot" that works with png or jpg?
<16> DebianTUX: use convert first ?
<21> sxpert-work: using xsetroot? i will try
<18> 2.6 kernel, obviously
<22> hello there! might someone please help me setting up DRI for my 3dfx banshee graphics adapter?
<22> glxinfo says: no direct rendering
<22> x11-drm package is installed
<22> modules drm and tdfx are also loaded without errors
<22> but the Xorg.0.log contains a pretty suspicious line: (EE) AIGLX: Screen 0 is not DRI capable
<20> anything else?
<20> that just says aiglx doesn't work because it needs dri
<22> (WW) TDFX(0): Direct rendering disabled
<22> ^^ for whatever reason
<20> above that anything?
<22> no further warnings nor errors
<22> i can nopaste the whole xorg.0.log if you like
<22> (II) LoadModule: "dri"
<22> ^^ dri was loaded of course
<22> and the Section "DRI" was also set in my xorg.conf
<22> containing: Mode 0666
<22> i also have a device file: /dev/dri/card0 which looks like this: crw-r--r-- 1 root root 226, 0 19. Jun 13:35 /dev/dri/card0
<23> GraveDigger: so probably you don't have te pemissions
<23> GraveDigger: try if root has dri
<22> okay
<22> Thrain: no way. not even root has DRI permission
<23> mh
<23> so I dont know how to help you
<22> *sigh*
<22> thx
<22> heanol: what about you? any ideas?
<22> hanno: ^^ sry, i meant u
<20> put your xorg-log somewhere
<22> okay
<22> http://phpfi.com/124552
<22> ^^ this is my Xorg.0.log
<22> http://phpfi.com/124554 <- and this is my /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<20> (II) TDFX(0): Not enough video memory available for textures and depth buffer
<20> and/or back buffer. Disabling DRI. To use DRI try lower
<20> resolution modes and/or a smaller virtual screen size
<20> that's the answer
<20> either use less bpp or a lower resolution
<22> oh
<22> :(
<20> or go to some shop and buy a new card ;-)
<22> oh well, my card already IS at the shop because it was fcked up
<22> i have plugged this one due to my lack of a graphics card at all at the moment
<22> :/
<20> well, then you'll have to stick some weeks with either lower resolution or without 3d
<20> you'll survive it ;-)
<22> hanno: sure i will
<24> you're having your vid card repaired? i hope it's an expensive one
<24> or under warranty
<22> hanno: okay, i now have reduced the color depth to 16bpp - that seemed to work as there was no further error in the logfile now
<22> hanno: BUT
<22> hanno: X crashes now each time any program wants to access GLX stuff, like GLXgears oder glxinfo
<22> DRIUnlock called when not locked
<22> Backtrace:
<22> 0: /usr/bin/X(xf86SigHandler+0x1ac) [0x80c860c]
<22> *sigh* does this have anything to do with my setup now?
<22> or is this a *real* bug?
<20> looks like a real bug
<22> :(
<20> considering you didn't do any weird stuff like crazy cflags
<22> no, CFLAGS are "-O2 -march=i686 -pipe"
<20> gentoo?
<22> yes
<20> latest versions of libdrm, mesa, kernel?
<22> of course
<20> then it's most probably a bug
<22> but i dont use the kernel stuff but the package x11-drm instead
<20> that shoudln't matter
<22> okay
<20> best thing is filling it at bugs.freedesktop.org and upload your logfile, config etc.
<22> okay
<22> *sigh*
<22> hanno: have thanks for your help and patience
<25> hello, does anyone know how to tell xinit which applications to start up? in my ~/.xinitrc i have "startkde" but when i do "xinit xterm", it doesn't start up an xterm, it goes straight to startkde
<25> i want an X with nothing but an xterm in it
<1> Hello. I'm trying to understand how the everything that does not p*** thorough the xaa works. can anyone explain what's dri? drm? what's the difference? How does nvidia (or any other card) works on X? what is the purpose of the three parts which nvidia ships with it's driver: a. a kernel module, b.GL library, c. GLX.
<26> The GL library is the part that is used by your 3d program
<26> GLX is the way this library talks to the X server
<26> the kernel module is used by the X server so it can do things that normal processes cannot do
<26> like, respond to interrupts
<1> so is GLX an xaa extension in this way?
<22> hanno: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7271
<22> hanno: ^^ i hope that helps
<1> What's the dri and drm? how are they related?
<20> drm is the kernel part, dri the userspace
<27> it's like this
<27> there's a protocol between the client and the server for rendering, called X.
<27> there's an extension to the X protocol called GLX, which covers OpenGL
<27> p***ing data to the server for rendering can be a performance problem when doing GL, because you're moving a _lot_ of data for things like textures, and the extra copies really hurt
<27> so there's an additional extension for client-side (direct) rendering
<27> nvidia calls theirs NVGLX i think, and the DRI drivers use the XFree86-DRI protocol
<27> once that protocol is activated, libGL, instead of p***ing GLX protocol to the server for rendering, loads a device driver and sends the GL commands directly to the hardware
<27> that's it.
<1> I see. Thanks.
<1> so what's drm?
<1> is it the module that libGL loads?
<27> no
<18> drm is an evil thing which stops you copying your music on to your own devices
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