, zgv is started as expected.
After some messing around with this, I discovered that a call, made by
the mailcap test, to \usr\bin\tty, is returning /dev/tty when urlview
has been called (as opposed to /dev/ttyN when urlview is not involved),
so the test (from /usr/lib/mime/packages/zgv)
expr
Aldo Maggi([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is reported to have said:
> my distro is woody - video card matrox mill g200 agp
> i am trying to utilize programs written for svgalib
> my problem is that when i run
> zgv -j photo.jpg
> i do not get any error but the photo does not show up and the s
my distro is woody - video card matrox mill g200 agp
i am trying to utilize programs written for svgalib
my problem is that when i run
zgv -j photo.jpg
i do not get any error but the photo does not show up and the screen remains
desolately black
i looked int zgv and libvga.conf manuals but could
my distro is debian woody - my video-card is matrox mill g200 agp
i would like to make use of the programs which utilize svgalib.
i tried to configure libvga.config where i chose among video card
support matrox so i thought everything should have been in place.
i startad with zgv but when i run
my distro is debian woody - my video-card is matrox mill g200 agp
i would like to make use of the programs which utilize svgalib.
i tried to configure libvga.config where i chose among video card
support matrox so i thought everything should have been in place.
i startad with zgv but when i run
I have just installed zgv but when I start it I get a messy
flickering screen, I exit with ctrl-c and I see these messages:
Monitor setting from environment denied.
Color/mono text selection from environment denied.
svgalib applications otherwise work ok. so I am at a loss what
to look for
Hi,
I was checking out zgv and didn't work because of the following
error.
display-fbdev: Couldn't open framebuffer device /dev/fb/0 : No such file
or directory.
display-fbdev: Couldn't open framebuffer device /dev/fb0 : No such file
or directory.
ls -l /dev/fb0
crw--w--w-
On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 01:05:31PM +0200, Johann Spies wrote:
> Another two programs that gave me a lot of pleasure on slink, do not
> work on potato: zgv and dvisvga or tmview.
>
> All I get is a blank screen with nothing readable at all.
My problem was solved by experimenting w
On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 11:21:27AM -0400, Wayne Topa wrote:
>
> In reply to:Johann Spies
>
> > All I get is a blank screen with nothing readable at all.
>
> I have zgv Version: 3.3-2 installed on potato and it works the same as
> it did on slink.
>
...
> apt-cac
Subject: zgv and dvisvga/tmview problem on potato
Date: Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 01:05:31PM +0200
In reply to:Johann Spies
Quoting Johann Spies([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Another two programs that gave me a lot of pleasure on slink, do not
> work on potato: zgv and dvisvga or
Another two programs that gave me a lot of pleasure on slink, do not
work on potato: zgv and dvisvga or tmview.
All I get is a blank screen with nothing readable at all.
I never had any problems before (on slink and I thin on hamm too) and
did not have to configure it after installation
On Fri, 7 May 1999, David B.Teague wrote:
> I posted this to the Debian Users Mailing List around May 1,
> but to date, I have received no reply. If someone would help
> me configure vgalib and zgv, I'd appreciate it.
I dunno about zgv, but I've got one possibly useful su
Hi
I posted this to the Debian Users Mailing List around May 1,
but to date, I have received no reply. If someone would help
me configure vgalib and zgv, I'd appreciate it.
--David
David Teague, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Debian GNU/Linux Because software support is free, t
Hi
I run a 486-DX2/66, 16 MB Ram, two 1Gig SCSI disks and a CD ROM on
an Adaptec 2840 controller. I have a trident 9400 1MB video card,
and a KFC 15 inch monitor. This system WAS BEFORE a CRASH, running
1.1, wonderfully. zgv worked, out of the box. NOW, running Debian
2.0, installed from
Hello all,
I want to use zgv with svgalib, which works, but the hi-res modes
do not (I get 640x480, I think).
As far as I know, my video card (et6000, 4Mb) is downward compatible
with
et4000 which has good (?) support in svgalib. I however cannot gather
from the docs how to change modes. the F
I finally got zgv working, I had to edit the /etc/vga/vgalib.config file to
increase my monitors horizontal and vertical rates, commented out the
section for the mach32 setting, and forced it to detect my card as VGA (was
detecting it as TVGA which my card isn't, htough it is a Trident)
G&
Most likely there's a problem with your svgalib confiuration.
-brad
On Wed, 28 Jan 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I tried downgrading to the stable version of zgv after the hamm version
> blanked my screen and locked my system (both from pine and the command
> line). The stabl
I tried downgrading to the stable version of zgv after the hamm version
blanked my screen and locked my system (both from pine and the command
line). The stable version does the same thing. It appears the problem lies
elsewhere, any help on what to do to fix this problem?
G'razel the shifty-
I just upgraded zgv to the one in hamm and invoked it from pine and it gave
me a hardware lock. I am running a Kingston/AMD5x86 with 32MB RAM, with a
Trident tgui9440 video card (not supported under svgalib).
G'razel the shifty-kitty
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Furr
On Thu, Dec 11, 1997 at 01:35:47AM -0500, Christopher Jason Morrone wrote:
>
> Just tried zgv thats in hamm. I get this:
>
> red# zgv
> svgalib: FATAL internal error:
> Set MAX_REGS at least to 405 in src/driver.h and recompile everything.
Normally I'd suggest sending
Just tried zgv thats in hamm. I get this:
red# zgv
svgalib: FATAL internal error:
Set MAX_REGS at least to 405 in src/driver.h and recompile everything.
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I now that zgv 2.7 is exploitable and that zgv 2.8 is not and am
wondering where are the zgv 2.8 in the debian packages
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"Lord Of The CLUTZ's" writes:
-> Back when I was running slackware I had a program that used svgalib
-> to view graphics, it was zgv... I got it off of sunsite... and now
-> that I run debian it doesn't want to work... and I grabed the
-> source and tryed to recomp
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