Hello,
I have just installed Debian 1.31 on a Compaq
Deskpro XE 4100. The installation took nine attempts, wait though, it was my own
lack of understanding, not the Debian process. I installed from floppy and the
ftp'ed the rest down. Once I got my act
together it was a snap.
I must congratulate all involved on the Dselect
programme. Sure it is confusing to start with and I still am learning, but the
idea and approach is great. Well done!
If possible can you assist me with the
following.
The machine I run Debian on has a non supported
video card for XFree86. It's a QVision XXXX.
I have an InfoMagic developers kit and this has
Metro-X server in it. What's the low down on installing it on my system? Can
this be done or was it only included as part of the Red Hat release? The Metro-X
server supports the QVision 1024. I'm not sure if mine is a 1024 or a 2000 off
the top of my head.
From what I've read AcceleratedX is the only way
I can go if it's a QVision 2000 . Is this correct?
Any assistance and guidence is appreciated.
Thank you for your time.
David Simpson
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