Hi! I tried tu use SaX and XFree to configure my card, but the chipset is not recognized, i use the servers Banshee and Rush without results. The memory of this card not is sdram, and ramdac is 350. Actually i use the server SVGA and not have 3D Acceleration, and i can't use the visualizations of the xmms, and Pingus not run.

Thanks,

Ben Santos. ------------------------------------------->

Which version of X-Windows do you use?????(XFree3.3.6, XFree4.0, XFree4.0.1 OR XFree4.0.2) I have it running on XFree3.3.6 with Voodoo3 2000 PCI and the Voodoo Banshe AGP. And they run on the same XFree Config file....... Santos V Benjamin A wrote:

Hi!

I tried tu use SaX and XFree to configure my card, but the chipset is not recognized, i use the servers Banshee and Rush without results.

The memory of this card not is sdram, and ramdac is 350. Actually i use the server SVGA and not have 3D Acceleration, and i can't use the visualizations of the xmms, and Pingus not run.

...

Thanks,

Ben Santos. ------------------------------------------->

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Santos V Benjamin A wrote:

1.- I have a problem installing the cd-r samsung sw-208(ide-atapi), i tried to use under linux emulating a scsi device: insmod ide-scsi modprobe ... in /etc/fstab cd-r /dev/hdb autofs 0,0 ri........... mount cd-r at this line linux mount my cd-rom and not mount the cd-r my cdrom is ide-atapi(slave, the hard drive is master) in ide0 cd-r is in ide1

/dev/hdb is your CD-ROM drive. Your CD-R drive is either /dev/hdc or /dev/hdd. I will assume that your CD-R drive is /dev/hdc. The best way to set the drive up is to do this: 1. When your computer boots up and shows the 'LILO:' prompt, type 'linux hdc=ide-scsi'. 2. With a disk in the CD-R, try the command 'mount /dev/scd0 /mnt'. This will mount the disk under /mnt and you should be able to see the contents. If this works, then you can make this permanent by doing the following: Edit /etc/lilo.conf and find the section for the kernel image you're using and add the line 'append="hdc=ide-scsi"'. You can now edit /etc/fstab to include the line: /dev/scd0 /mnt iso9660 ro,noauto,user 0 0 You should change the '/mnt' part to wherever you want your CD-R to be mounted. Then you can mount the CD-R with a simple 'mount /mnt'.

2.- Before i mount the zip100 ever i type this command modprobe imm, i like my zip is mounted starting linux.

You can't mount the zip drive unless there is a disk in it. If you always have a zip disk in the drive when you start Linux, then you can mount it when you start Linux. I am going to assume that you don't always have a disk in the drive when you start Linux, but I can stop you having to type 'modprobe imm' before you mount the disk. To do this, put 'modprobe imm' on a line at the bottom of the file /sbin/init.d/boot.local . Hope that's all clear, Chris -- __ _ -o)/ / (_)__ __ ____ __ Chris Reeves /\\ /__/ / _ \/ // /\ \/ / ICQ# 22219005 _\_v __/_/_//_/\_,_/ /_/\_\