14.1" Wallstreet XF86Config-4

[Felix Jodoin]

Try running xf86config, I do and it usually fixes the problem (except 
in redhat 7.2 but that's a long story... see at end of page).
-Proteus/Alias
BTW, it's fine, I do that kind of thing all the time.

Long story:
Well, started out as a normal day as I loaded up VPC and installed 
redhat 7. I just wanted to see if I could get gnome 2 working on that 
(another long story, not enclosed) but the screen was small and ugly. 
Not a problem, thought I, for xf86config can change it to 1024x786. 
Little did I know this would lead to version and configfile madness, 
cause that's what I got. Nyaaa, <ServerLayout> wasn't expected, and 
stuff like that. I even re-installed redhat but same thing, it stayed 
on "Nyaaa"/nagging mode. Ackkk. So, to get gnome 2 I ordered YDL 3.0 
and that will solve the problem.
-Proteus/Alias

On Tuesday, April 15, 2003, at 09:38  AM, Dan Willson wrote:

> On Monday, April 14, 2003 7:52 PM CST,
> Felix Jodoin <felixj@shaw.ca> wrote:
> Depends if you mean 300mhz or 266mhz, traditionally it's like:
> PowerBook G3/300 not PowerBook G3 266/300.
> -Alias
>
> Sorry for the confusion, that slash was for either/or -- I wasn't sure 
> if
> the PowerBook G3/233 Wallstreet shipped with a 14.1" screen, so I was
> inquiring about the PowerBook G3/266 Wallstreet (like mine) or the 
> PowerBook
> G3/300 Wallstreet. Either model should be the same as long as it has 
> the
> 14.1" display.
>
> If anyone has a G3 Wallstreet like this with a 14.1" display, and you 
> have
> XFree working in millions of colors at 1024x768, could you please send 
> me a
> copy of your /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 file?
>
> Dan Willson
> ponyboy@uab.edu
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