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re:[S.u.S.E. Linux] SVGA Server not installed in suse 5.2?
  • From: bdonald@xxxxxxxxx (Bill Donald)
  • Date: 01 May 1998 04:29 EDT
  • Message-id: <199805010829.BAA19310@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>



In message "[S.u.S.E. Linux] SVGA Server not installed in suse 5.2?", you write:

>
> Hi all, I am trying to configure my Matrox Millenium II on my machine and
> it complains that the SVGA server is not installed. I am really surprised
> that 2.5 giganyte of software doesn't include the SVGA server. Is it in
> someplace that I can't find or is it really not included with the
> distribution?

I had similar problems. Try this:

1. When selecting the Matrox card in YAST, make sure you select
AGP variant of the Millenium II.

2. Delete the VGA server completely from the list of installed
servers. Don't worry, the Matrox is an SVGA card, and there
is standard VGA built into the SVGA server. Deleting the VGA
server forces YAST to use the SVGA server - YAST seems to
have a fetish for the VGA server, despite being told to
choose another server.

Hopefully this should solve your problem. My monitor has one of those
on-screen adjustments, and at 1280x1024 my Millenium II is driving the
screen at 87Hz. It looks as sharp as a pin. :-)

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