Re: AOpen video card question

2000-01-11 Thread Paul M. Foster
On Mon, 10 Jan 2000, John Dalbec wrote: > A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said... > > > > > I've got an AOpen PT75 II card that I tried to set up under X. It has an > > 86C385 chip on it. I tried S3V, SVGA and VGA16 servers, I tried > > autoprobing it, specifying the chipset

Re: AOpen video card question

2000-01-11 Thread John Dalbec
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said... > > I've got an AOpen PT75 II card that I tried to set up under X. It has an > 86C385 chip on it. I tried S3V, SVGA and VGA16 servers, I tried > autoprobing it, specifying the chipset, calling it a generic VGA, etc. In > almost all cases,

Re: AOpen video card question

2000-01-10 Thread Marek Habersack
* Phil Brutsche said: > > capability does it mostly work (in this case, the X screen bulges outward > > at the sides. > > > > This is a fairly common card. I finally replaced it with an older Diamond > > Stealth 3D 2000. But surely someone has had success setting it up? > > There is nothing wron

Re: AOpen video card question

2000-01-10 Thread Phil Brutsche
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said... > > I've got an AOpen PT75 II card that I tried to set up under X. It has an > 86C385 chip on it. I tried S3V, SVGA and VGA16 servers, I tried > autoprobing it, specifying the chipset, calling it a generic VGA, etc. In > almost all cases,

AOpen video card question

2000-01-10 Thread Paul M. Foster
I've got an AOpen PT75 II card that I tried to set up under X. It has an 86C385 chip on it. I tried S3V, SVGA and VGA16 servers, I tried autoprobing it, specifying the chipset, calling it a generic VGA, etc. In almost all cases, X windows worked fine, but when I came out of X windows to a console,