If you can, use rpm -Uvh * in the directory with all your downloaded XFree86
files only in one directory. I upgraded from 3.3.3 to 3.3.5 without a hitch
using the rpm command and was able to configure my video card without
problem. No, you do not need to remove the old XFree86 files. rpm -Uvh
option will update all the old XFree86 files. You might end up manually rpm
-ivh one of the video driver to match your new video card.
CH
Brad Cramer wrote:
> I just did a clean install of RH 6.1 and I wanted to install xfree86 v
> 3.9.18 because it has support for my CL Annialator Pro geforce 256 card.
> Anyway before I install this should I remove the rpms for X that RH installs
> or should I just compile and install. Can anyone give me any heads up that I
> should watch out for, or if anyone has this card and knows an easier way to
> get it working, I would appreciate any feed back.
> Thanks
> Brad
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