sax2 no longer works. it comes up the prompt to use the configuration <yes> | no --> and I press CR or type yes (either way) it prints startup on the terminal but then comes right back to the prompt why? it worked before when I installed? I wanted to add 3d hw acceleration for my G400 and I can't seem to bring sax2 up to add it. Jerry -- Boycott the outlaw Microsoft - and use Linux - the Software that gives you Freedom to choose!
I got this too. Lame question, but did you try completely rebooting (hey, I
still have to live in a M$ world). I tried sax2 a couple times, got the same
thing each time, I think I rebooted, and it was back to normal. I was trying
to up my built-in AGP cards resolution when it happened to me.
Patrick
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From: "Jerry Davis"
sax2 no longer works.
it comes up the prompt to use the configuration <yes> | no --> and I press CR or type yes (either way) it prints startup on the terminal but then comes right back to the prompt
why? it worked before when I installed?
I wanted to add 3d hw acceleration for my G400 and I can't seem to bring sax2 up to add it.
Jerry
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Did you update your X windows installation ? When I updated mine (from the
cd install to 4.03), I ran into problems with sax2 not properly running
afterwards. I had to download the latest sax2 update from SuSE. That
resolved my problem.
-Michael
-----Original Message-----
From: Patrick Myers [mailto:patrick@myers.net]
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 1:32 PM
To: Jerry Davis; SuSE Mailing List
Subject: Re: [SLE] sax2 no longer works
I got this too. Lame question, but did you try completely rebooting (hey, I
still have to live in a M$ world). I tried sax2 a couple times, got the same
thing each time, I think I rebooted, and it was back to normal. I was trying
to up my built-in AGP cards resolution when it happened to me.
Patrick
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerry Davis"
sax2 no longer works.
it comes up the prompt to use the configuration <yes> | no --> and I press CR or type yes (either way) it prints startup on the terminal but then comes right back to the prompt
why? it worked before when I installed?
I wanted to add 3d hw acceleration for my G400 and I can't seem to bring sax2 up to add it.
Jerry
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Well I finally fixed this one too. When CPAN updated my perl to the newest version, a lot of the perl modules didn't get installed. By looking at the /var/log/SaX.log and installing the Modules one at a time, by looking at the failed log, I installed all the modules necessary to make sax2 run. Jerry On Thursday 03 May 2001 13:23, Jerry Davis wrote:
sax2 no longer works.
it comes up the prompt to use the configuration <yes> | no --> and I press CR or type yes (either way) it prints startup on the terminal but then comes right back to the prompt
why? it worked before when I installed?
I wanted to add 3d hw acceleration for my G400 and I can't seem to bring sax2 up to add it.
Jerry
-- Boycott the outlaw Microsoft - and use Linux - the Software that gives you Freedom to choose!
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