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- Subject: RE: tlug: help with Diamond Viper 330 card
- From: "D.A. Walter" <warrior@example.com>
- Date: Tue, 30 Mar 1999 17:02:49 +0900
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>> I am using xf86Setup to configure XWindows. I choose the Diamond Viper 330 >> adaptor and SVGA server, but when xf86Setup saves the setup and trys to run, >> the whole screen just goes blank. > >I have two Viper 330 cards running under Linux and they do auto-probe >successfully under TurboLinux. It may be that either 1) The monitor >specs you are supplying are ones that can't actually be met by your >monitor and/or the card, or 2) SuperProbe is sick. > >Try this: since you know you have a Viper 330, instead of having it >probe for the card, choose the card from the list instead, then >configure your monitor. If it isn't on the monitor list (or even if it >is, you might want to try this), check the documentation for the >monitor's horizontal and vertical sync rates and enter that information. >See if that works. Yes, I guess it could be the monitor. I don't have the manual which lists the sync rates, so I have been just setting it to the lowest settings. The monitor is a brand new Mitsubishi RD15M2 monitor, so I thought that as long as it wasn't set above its ability, it would work. Am I wrong in this assumption? >It's also possible to manually edit XF86Config (in /etc/X11 on my >systems), but I've never tried that myself and can't offer any advise on >that. My machine at work doesn't have a Viper, or I'd send you a copy >of XF86Config. If you still don't have it fixed by tonight, I could >email it from home. I'll try the XF86Configure program and see if I can get better results. I was avoiding it, because I don't know how to get it to use a JPN106 keyboard, whereas the XF86Setup has the Japanese keyboard option which I can choose from the menu. If I knew my way around Linux well enough, then I suppose I could edit the file directly to fix the keyboard, but I wouldn't know what to edit at this point yet, without guidance. David Walter Kobe, Japan warrior@example.com ------------------------------------------------------------------- Next Technical Meeting: April 10 (Sat), 12:30 place: Temple Univ. *** featuring: LabView and UDB/DB2 for Linux Next Nomikai: May 21 (Fri), 19:30 Tengu TokyoEkiMae 03-3275-3691 ------------------------------------------------------------------- more info: http://www.tlug.gr.jp Sponsor: Global Online Japan
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