Hi All,
last night I "#apt-get upgrade"d my system and this morning X was
broken. I tracked the problem down to my new set up not liking the
"1600x1200" mode in my "/etc/X11/XF86Config-4". The other modes work
fine.
I'm using:
XFree86 4.1
Matrox G450 card with mga_drv.o and mga_h
Noticed I forgot to mention the other bit of advice. You might
just give it a few hours (all my machines are at work so I have to
wait to go home and fix my home box) and then do a apt-get
dist-upgrade again. I'm sure the developers are fixing this even
as we speak. BTW thanks for the list of p
I saw the same thing this morning. I also noticed that it is going
to 4.0.2 :) It should rock once I get it to work. On a releated
note does anyone know of where one could maybe get .debs of the
Nvidia drivers and if not any advice from anyone who has installed
them? Thanks much.
-- Or
On Mon, Jan 29, 2001 at 01:03:59PM +, Anthony Campbell wrote:
> On 29 Jan 2001, Rob VanFleet wrote:
> > I just managed to make it through the X upgrade in testing, so I might
> > be able to help you prevent a downgrade to Potato (which is probably
> > more of a pain than fixing X). What sort o
I just managed to make it through the X upgrade in testing, so I might
be able to help you prevent a downgrade to Potato (which is probably
more of a pain than fixing X). What sort of problems are you having? I
noticed that the upgrade doesn't get all the packages one needs, so you
need to apt-ge
I've been tracking the upgrades in Woody for about 2 months using
apt-get without problems, but today it tried to upgrade X and
it's broken it so that X won't work at all.
Question: how can I start again and reinstall everything from
potato?
Anthony
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Anthony Campbell - running Linux Debian
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