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alrighty... a have another headache to add to the list...
i have searched around the net, and stared at my screen to try and solve my problem, but alas, no joy!
i have installed a basic debian system on to my ibook, and it all works fine through the command line.. however... when i start up, the xfree86 config says that it cannot detect a screen on the default pci:0.16.0 or whatever it is... so i have no idea how i can get the system to recognise my screen...
when i boot into debian via yaboot, i pass the string "video=ofonly", could this have something to do with it?
is it possibly to do with the radeon driver??
any help would be greatly appreciated!!
paul.
i have searched around the net, and stared at my screen to try and solve my problem, but alas, no joy!
i have installed a basic debian system on to my ibook, and it all works fine through the command line.. however... when i start up, the xfree86 config says that it cannot detect a screen on the default pci:0.16.0 or whatever it is... so i have no idea how i can get the system to recognise my screen...
when i boot into debian via yaboot, i pass the string "video=ofonly", could this have something to do with it?
is it possibly to do with the radeon driver??
any help would be greatly appreciated!!
paul.
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Originally Posted by crderivative
alrighty... a have another headache to add to the list...
i have searched around the net, and stared at my screen to try and solve my problem, but alas, no joy!
i have installed a basic debian system on to my ibook, and it all works fine through the command line.. however... when i start up, the xfree86 config says that it cannot detect a screen on the default pci:0.16.0 or whatever it is... so i have no idea how i can get the system to recognise my screen...
when i boot into debian via yaboot, i pass the string "video=ofonly", could this have something to do with it?
is it possibly to do with the radeon driver??
any help would be greatly appreciated!!
paul.
dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 (most probably)
this should allow you to manually configure all the settings of your agp card mouse etc...
hope it helps
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