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Re: [LI] configuring x windows for sis6326 agp and samtel monitor



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From: karthik sundararaman <pandumani@xxxxxxx>
To: <linux-india@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, November 01, 1999 10:30 AM
Subject: [LI] configuring x windows for sis6326 agp and samtel monitor


> hi
> my name is karthik i have an sis 6326 agp and a samtel sv400 monitor i
> installed red hat v6 and after configuring my x windows for a standard
monitor
> and the minimum resolution i ran startx and my screen went blank and
nothing
> happened i had to restart the machine to logon again could some one help
me
> quickly
>

that is a very common problem with card

Try adding these lines to your /etc/X11/XF86Config file
Section "Device"
    Identifier  "SiS 6326"
    VideoRam "what ever your card has"
        Option "fast_vram"
        Option "pci_burst_on"
        Option "ext_eng_queue"
        Option "no_bitblt"
        Option "no_imageblt"
        Option "sw_cursor"
    #Insert yout clock settings here
EndSection

I think it should work perfectly after that.
I tried a lot of cards and I have got the perfoemance with SiS6326 card.


Ashish




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