X and fonts
Net Llama!
netllama
Mon May 17 11:46:51 PDT 2004
On 04/26/03 21:01, Ian Stephen wrote:
> Everyone should have two monitors, at least until 30" monitors become
> affordable. My seconds were both used, $10 cdn for card and $50 for
> monitor. Wouldn't go back to one for love or money.
Yea, but how big are your 2 monitors? I've got one 21". Sure i'd love
another, but i don't have US$500 to shell out for it right now.
> On Sat, 2003-04-26 at 19:02, Net Llama! wrote:
>> My experience with dual heads (AKA Xinerama) is limited, so take my
>> comments with a grain or two of sale.
>
>> Which config files?
>
> I thought it was XF86Config-4, but as you point out I was wrong. I get
> a little frazzled with these fixing marathons. The thing I thought had
> been fixed by aligning a memory figure for one video card is still there
> in XFree86.0.log
>
> "(II) I810(0): xf86AllocateGARTMemory: allocation of 1024 pages failed
> (Cannot allocate memory)
> (II) I810(0): No physical memory available for 4194304 bytes of DCACHE
> (II) I810(0): Adding 768 scanlines for pixmap caching"
>
> This is onboard AGP video. Does this just mean the video doesn't have
> it's own ram?
For the i810, yes. That's the same one that i've got, and it just
piggybacks on the system RAM.
>> Provided the default fixed font that you were missing. How long had it
>> been since you rebooted and/or restarted X before last night's occurances?
>
> I boot Linux, runlevel 5, every evening after work. Wife and kids use
> Win98 on the same machine during the day 'cause it's what they're used
> to. Everything seemed fine after the up2date, though now that I think
> of it when I shutdown last night it did say it failed to stop xfs.
> Didn't even know what that was then. Discovered trouble when I fired it
> up this morning.
Did you restart X after running up2date?
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