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<0> haha
<1> Hello Everybody. I have a problem setiing up a X. I have runned Xorg -configure
<1>
<1> The problem is that when X start It start at a very hight resolution.
<2> Then lower it.
<1> when the user slogins the resolution is the switch to a lower one.
<2> Then lower it.
<1> I have specified in xorg.conf the folowing: DefaultDepth 24 Modes "1024x768" bit the X still start at 1600x1200
<1> I dont know were to specify the starting resolution for X.
<1> I have a gentoo and the X was started using /etc/init.d/xdm start
<0> ok, time for southpark, brb
<2> its in the Gentoo Docs.
<1> If I put the X not to start auto and a login with a user and then run "startx" the X starts at the correct resolution.
<1> I have look over and over the docs
<1> those dosc helpe dme to install X in the first time.
<2> you need to change your default resolution settings and its right there in the x config file
<2> safemode!
<1> like I said I have specifed the DefaultDepth 2, Modes "1024x768" in the SubSection "Display"but does not work.
<1> I know that I am aworking in the correct xorg.conf file because I also have there some touch screen configuration that also works.
<2> There should only be one xorg.conf file
<1> correct ...
<3> huh - defaultdepth should be 16 or 24 unless you have a monochrome screen.
<1> but I did everything that is specified in this doc http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/xorg-config.xml#doc_chap3
<1> but nothing.
<3> and if your screen can't handle 1024x768, then try 800x600
<3> davidf: so. Do you have a colour screen?
<1> the screen can handle 1024 x 768 because if I login foirst with the user and then startX the the resolution is correct.
<1> when the system start... X it is started by XDM.
<3> cool. Now, going back to your xorg.conf, where is it? /etc/X11 ?
<1> first it starts with a resolution of 1600 x 1200 and then when it does the autologin it changes the resolution to 1024 x 768 (the resolution for the user).
<3> xdm works with what values are in the xorg.conf file. So, is your xorg.conf in /etc/X11 ?
<1> ./etc/X11/xorg.conf
<3> Thank you. Can you paste that to a pastebin?
<3> try this one: http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/
<1> here it is.
<1> http://rafb.net/paste/results/DSm6Wo72.html
<1> this is my xorg.conf
<3> ahhh good.
<1> I am trying to do this because it affects the touchscreen functions.
<1> the screen get calibrated at 1600 x 1200 and the when it does the autologin and the resolution descreasess the touch calibration is a mess.
<3> I'll take a look... I'm just waiting for it to come through.
<1> thank you.
<3> by the way, I didn't get all of it. It's been truncated
<1> this is the hole config.
<1> http://rafb.net/paste/results/DSm6Wo72.html
<3> Then you're missing some. I only have 80 lines.
<1> it misses a EndSection.
<1> I did not paste it right.
<3> .. and?
<1> in the files has a final EndSection line.
<1> that's all.
<3> type this, and reply with the result: wc -l /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<3> It should be a number
<1> this is the file generated by Xorg -configure and reconfigured by me.
<1> 80
<3> weird. There aren't enough lines.
<1> X start without any problem. but it start with a bad resolution.
<3> And yes, you're certainly missing a EndSection line.
<3> I'm also surprised you don't have any SubSections for other colour depths.
<3> yes. Wish I knew why.
<3> Can you stick your current /var/log/Xorg.0.log up somewhere too?
<1> yes sure I can
<3> davidf: thank you.
<4> hi. i installed fedora on the same hdd as xp (fat32) is installed.. and i chose the grub bootloader.. but now when i reboot the pc i get a grub> prompt and it doesn't lemme boot fedora.. what shall i do?
<3> yeah. You can't get Linux to boot off a fat32 drive reliably.
<3> If it's in its own partition instead, that's better. What partitions did you have on the drive?
<1> Viking667 here it is : http://rafb.net/paste/results/6rmiSJ30.html
<1> this is my Xorg.0.log
<4> Viking667, the hda1 (fat32) and 9GB free .. so i partitioned fedora on the free space..and installed it
<3> asdee: ah huh.
<3> asdee: type this into grub> root (hd0,1)
<4> Viking667, well?
<5> hi !
<3> grub> kernel /boot/<Tabkey<
<5> who installed Xgl ?
<3> asdee: as in, type kernel /boot/ then hit the tab key, and see what kernels are listed. They should probably look like vmlinuz-stuff.
<4> Viking667, when i type root (hd0, 1) i get: Error 18: Selected cylinder exceeds maximum supported by BIOS
<4> Viking667, if i type root alone i get (hd0,1): file system type unknown partition type 0x83
<4> Viking667, what shall i do?
<3> wow. Strange.
<5> 0x83: Linux Native ?
<4> ext3 i believe
<5> yes
<3> I'm surprised as anything that grub doesn't recognise it.
<3> oh. Sorry, davidf. I'll be right withyou.
<6> Aaaaand it's the .eu landrush time.
<3> davidf: your Xorg is deciding it wants to run in 16-bit mode for some reason.
<3> ... which means it's defaulting to the highest resolution it knows how to run.
<4> man Viking667, help me out im stuck right there
<3> Add a SubSection that is like the one you currently have for 24, only make it 16 instead.
<3> asdee: I'm not sure how to, to be honest.
<5> who use Xgl ?
<7> hi guys
<7> anybody have tried beowulf clusterring?
<7> i have made it work without error now the problem is i dont know if the computer i clusttered really helps the other computer
<7> any ideas?
<3> I wanted to. Never got the go ahead from the other half, however. I also didn't have enough 100MBit cards at the time (none, in fact).
<3> kernel20: well, if you're only using two computers, then you probably won't notice a difference.
<3> It's better with 8 or better
<7> my probs is is there a log file i can see if the slave nodes help the head node?
<3> I don't know, sorry. I would google for that, or read the docs with your clustering software.
<7> yeah thats what i've been doing but can't get any clues
<7> thanks Viking667
<7> anybody else?
<8> ooh!
<8> google talk...with PICTURES
<7> have tried beowulf clusttering?
<8> me?
<8> i do it every day
<7> Viking667: question
<7> have u tried beowulf clustering? the howto i have read used lam
<3> I've tried Morphix with two machines. I didn't really notice much difference.
<7> Morphix?
<7> ahh morphix an OS
<3> mmmm. Based on the same concept - get processes spread across multiple nodes.
<3> Runs on top of Linux.
<8> what are you doing that you need multiple computers for?
<3> I suspect he's "playing"
<7> i want to apply it to our servers
<7> i want slave node to help
<7> the problem is how can i know that the slave nodes helps the process
<3> mmmm.
<7> the head node has web, email and msql
<7> my problem now is testing
<2> docphu!
<8> SUPERTRUCKER!
<2> How goes it dude?
<1> Viking667 I tryed to add a seccond subsection to my xorf.conf and I specified the Depth 16
<8> same as always, you?
<1> and the Modes "800x600" "1024x768"
<1> and restarted the XDM
<1> but still X start with the higher resolution for some reson.
<2> docphu: Im tired as **** and Ive been roughly 200k miles tour
<2> all in 8 weeks, baybee
<8> supertrucker er, you'll forgive me if i don't recognize your nick :)
<2> <- syn-ack
<8> ahhh
<2> :D
<8> 200k mlies?
<8> what are you doing?
<2> docphu: You didnt know that I drive Simis now?
<8> nope
<8> i thought you were a regular linux user like all the other freaks in here :)
<8> you know i'm teaching in japan right?
<2> no, I didnt.
<8> =)
<8> got a "get drunk" date with some nice ***** next week too
<2> brb, need a nother sammich. :)
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