Re: O2: XFree86 or X.org?
Michael Lorenz <[email protected]>
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello, On Jul 30, 2008, at 08:10, Jorge Acereda Maciá wrote: > Which X flavour should I install on the O2? I've seen some messages > in the archives about some recent developments affecting the O2, > but I don't know if those refer to XFree86 or X.org. Xorg doesn't even compile. If you want X on the O2 install the binary packages from ftp.netbsd.org and grab a few experimental replacements here: ftp:// ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/macallan/sgimips You need libxaa.so and crime_drv.so - put them into their respective places under /usr/X11R6/lib, you may have to delete some old binaries ( like .la files ) XFree86.sgimips is a sample configuration file for XFree86. Also, you can just grab the X packages from the same directory but you still need to replace libxaa.so and crime_drv.so With that you should get accelerated X in 32bit colour with a few glitches ( as I said, vertical scroll bars in KDE and gtk2 look funky, some pictures in konqueror aren't rendered right ) but it's enough to run stuff like your not too fancy window manager of choice ( I tried windowmaker, fvwm2 and a few others, kwin works fine too ) plus a bunch or terminals ( anti-aliased text works fine and uses the rendering engine whenever possible ) I don't think anyone has ever tested this on an R10k O2 though, there might things that bite you in the rear end. have fun Michael -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (Darwin) iQEVAwUBSJB64cpnzkX8Yg2nAQJL9Af+LRpeTGaWFHHTdXTJOfu40J8bkKxXJYw0 q859Ug/soop+sFF+aJaiipZ3Fd1kctOjok98CWAPcWwKu4i9TUvm/zU9q1YvhEXG DErehMGBb+Ct/0rw1RKdflV/ArG4jGfX+EOHVp+QPqFWjGhjBCD+5ap6QTkhjx+a 705OSvk0Drh0UWAvAfYGiz7QYZmiGE6uopdRQINLQNAm0PJ7wKVLlOYH2TItJHXY nOrDHtmYTwbdgwru0vdqSEnlYcGwh1oMz06xTB/EtPUcchGtZY5ZOdUHuPHB1Gja Ywc9Ovk5TFs61930jg7CWZcKeflBs/h2WZyGtJX3EuDscfNNddVZkw== =zqvO -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----