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en:guides:xorg-xvesa [2010/06/20 18:53]
seawolf improved Intel and 'restarting X' sections
en:guides:xorg-xvesa [2010/08/22 23:20]
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 Some users may need to add the "​intel_agp"​ module to the xorg.conf file: Some users may need to add the "​intel_agp"​ module to the xorg.conf file:
  
-<code>+<file>
 Section "​Module"​ Section "​Module"​
         ...         ...
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  ...  ...
 EndSection EndSection
-</code>+</file>
  
 for the driver to work. for the driver to work.
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 <​code>#​ nvidia-xconfig</​code>​  <​code>#​ nvidia-xconfig</​code>​
 To test if rendering is working To test if rendering is working
-<​code>​glxinfo | grep render</​code>​+<​code>​glxinfo | grep render</​code>​
 To change nvidia settings  To change nvidia settings
 <​code>#​ nvidia-settings</​code>​ <​code>#​ nvidia-settings</​code>​
  
 For no logo at bootup, add the following to xorg.conf For no logo at bootup, add the following to xorg.conf
-<code>Option "​NoLogo"​ "​True"​ +<file>Option "​NoLogo"​ "​True"​ 
-</code>+</file>
  
 **To setup free nvidia manually:** **To setup free nvidia manually:**
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 For free ati drivers (preferred),​ do: For free ati drivers (preferred),​ do:
-<​code>​tazpkg get-install linux-agp +<​code>​tazpkg get-install linux-agp 
-tazpkg get-install linux-drm +tazpkg get-install linux-drm 
-tazhw setup ati</​code>​+tazhw setup ati</​code>​
  
 - but perhaps this is not enough - check /​var/​log/​Xorg.0.log to see if other modules must be loaded: See **DRI / DRM Problem** ​ - but perhaps this is not enough - check /​var/​log/​Xorg.0.log to see if other modules must be loaded: See **DRI / DRM Problem** ​
  
 For non-free ati catalyst drivers (known to be not so good), do: For non-free ati catalyst drivers (known to be not so good), do:
-<​code>​ tazhw setup ati --non-free </​code>​+<​code>​tazhw setup ati --non-free </​code>​
  
 **To setup free ati manually:** **To setup free ati manually:**
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 === Adding Resolutions === === Adding Resolutions ===
 +1. Include //​HorizSync//​ and //​VertRefresh//​ (refresh timings) in the //Monitor// section:
  
-  - Include //​HorizSync//​ and //​VertRefresh//​ (refresh timings) in the //Monitor// section: +<file>
-<code>+
 Section "​Monitor"​ Section "​Monitor"​
  Identifier ​  "​Monitor0"​  Identifier ​  "​Monitor0"​
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  VertRefresh ​ 60  VertRefresh ​ 60
 EndSection EndSection
-</code>+</file>
  
-  - Include a //​DefaultDepth//​ in the //Screen// section: +2. Include a //​DefaultDepth//​ in the //Screen// section: 
- +  
-<code>+<file>
 Section "​Screen"​ Section "​Screen"​
  Identifier "​Screen0"​  Identifier "​Screen0"​
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  Monitor ​   "​Monitor0"​  Monitor ​   "​Monitor0"​
 ** DefaultDepth 24 ** ** DefaultDepth 24 **
-</code>+</file>
  
-  - Add an extra //Mode// to the line in the //Display// sub-section:​+3. Add an extra //Mode// to the line in the //Display// sub-section:​
  
-<code>+<file>
    ​SubSection "​Display"​    ​SubSection "​Display"​
  Viewport ​  0 0  Viewport ​  0 0
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  Modes   "​1024x768"​ "​800x600"​  Modes   "​1024x768"​ "​800x600"​
  EndSubSection  EndSubSection
-</code>+</file>
  
-  - Also, add the default Font paths in the //Files// section:+4. Also, add the default Font paths in the //Files// section:
  
-<code>+<file>
 Section "​Files"​ Section "​Files"​
  ModulePath ​  "/​usr/​lib/​X11/​modules"​  ModulePath ​  "/​usr/​lib/​X11/​modules"​
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  FontPath ​    "/​usr/​share/​fonts/​truetype/​ttf-dejavu"​  FontPath ​    "/​usr/​share/​fonts/​truetype/​ttf-dejavu"​
 EndSection EndSection
-</code>+</file>
  
   *  If you have DRI/DRM enabled, it may be easier to change its permission so all users can use it, rather than adding each to the //video// group. Append the following section:   *  If you have DRI/DRM enabled, it may be easier to change its permission so all users can use it, rather than adding each to the //video// group. Append the following section:
  
-<code>+<file>
 Section "​DRI"​ Section "​DRI"​
         Mode 0666         Mode 0666
 EndSection EndSection
-</code>+</file>
  
  
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-===== XVesa ISO (TinyX) =====+===== Using XVesa and Generic Drivers ​(TinyX) ===== 
 + 
 +The [[http://​mirror.slitaz.org/​iso/​3.0/​flavors/​slitaz-3.0-xvesa.iso|SliTaz-3.0-xvesa.iso]] uses the XVesa system instead of Xorg, which offers a more generic driver at the cost of performance. It boots on nearly all computers and laptops, but can only display a 4:3 resolution.
  
-You can download the slitaz-3.0-xvesa.iso here[[http://​mirror.slitaz.org/​iso/​3.0/​flavors/​slitaz-3.0-xvesa.iso|SliTaz-3.0-xvesa.iso]]+To find out which resolutions are possible with your card, type:
  
-It boots on nearly all computers and laptops, but you can only display a 4:3 resolution. To find out which resolutions are possible with your card, type:+<​code>#​ Xvesa -listmodes</​code> ​
  
-<​code>​Xvesa -listmodes</​code>​  +Here's a selection of resolutions for an example ​Intel Atom Board:
-Here's a selection of resolutions for my Intel Atom Board:+
  
 <​code>​VBE version 3.0 (Intel(r) 82945GM Chipset Family Graphics Chip Accelerated VGA BIOS) <​code>​VBE version 3.0 (Intel(r) 82945GM Chipset Family Graphics Chip Accelerated VGA BIOS)
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 0x0115: 800x600x24 TrueColor [8:​8:​8:​8]</​code>​ 0x0115: 800x600x24 TrueColor [8:​8:​8:​8]</​code>​
  
-So widescreen resolutions cannot be displayed with the slitaz-3.0-xvesa.iso.+This output shows widescreen resolutions cannot be displayed with XVesa.
  
-If X does not start with the default SliTaz.iso (falls back to slim), you could use the xvesa.iso ​to install your default ​xorg driver. ​Because when you are asked for your resolution at boot, you can scroll down the window and find the possibility ​to install your xorg.driver before ​is started. ​But don't use "​tazx"​ and "tazhw setup ati or nv" on the xvesa.iso ​to install your xorg driverbecause you will end up with a black screen.+If X does not start with the default SliTaz ​ISO, you could use the XVesa ISO to install your default ​Xorg driver. ​When you are asked for your resolution at boot-time, scroll down the window and find the option ​to install your Xorg driver ​//before// XVesa is started. ​However, ​don't use "​tazx"​ and "tazhw setup ati or nv" on the XVesa ISO to install your Xorg driver because you will end up with a blank and confused ​screen!
  
  
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 |Problems| add a [[http://​forum.slitaz.org|forum post link]]| |Problems| add a [[http://​forum.slitaz.org|forum post link]]|
 |:::     | OR add a [[http://​labs.slitaz.org/​issues |lab issue tracker link ]]| |:::     | OR add a [[http://​labs.slitaz.org/​issues |lab issue tracker link ]]|
-|How to Improve| ​How about other xorg-cards? | +|How to Improve| ​Extra config. for other cards? | 
-|::: | More details or references ​on Xorg.conf  |+|::: | More details ​on or references ​to xorg.conf  |
  
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en/guides/xorg-xvesa.txt · Last modified: 2010/09/12 15:49 by linea