ke4nt1

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Posted: Dec. 31 2004,16:59 |
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Have you tried downloading the XFree86 package, then using an XF86Config-4 file pointing to the driver for your chipset, which is included in the extension ?
search "linux for laptops" in google to find a suitable XF86Config file for your particular model laptop..
Remember to read the .info file for instructions on how to properly setup XFree86 , it is not a simple plug-n-pray operation.
These links looked interesting .. http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/fyfer/X.html http://www.linuxmafia.com/faq/Hardware/neomagic.html 73 ke4nt
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