The proc "directory" is also very handy if you want to dynamically configure
an x server for specific cards . . .
-----Original Message-----
From: Ronny Bangsund [mailto:fvacuum at yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 1999 1:57 PM
To: ilug at linux.ie
Cc: ilug at linux.ie
Subject: Re: [ILUG] Re: redhat 6.1 remote install
--- Raymond Kelly <ray at phbrink.ie> wrote:
> must test cloning linux boxen just to see how hardware
> variances will
> act up, though I'd imagine that kernal modules would work
in
> Linux's
> favour here. Not sure about how to dynamically
check/change
> an
> XF86Config though.
Take a look at the hardware detection scripts from RedHat.
Mandrake have the same ones, probably unmodified.
Mandrake's Xconfigurator (6.0+) makes a nice and tidy
XF86Config without many comments, and just one modeline for
each resolution. I guess RH6.0+ has the same one, but I
can't
be bothered to check. It would mean me getting out of my
chair
and hacking into some other guy's test-machine ;)
I've transferred my harddrive between computers quite a bit
now, along with my Banshee. X works without modifications,
unless the monitors are terribly different. Linux isn't
picky
when it comes to what slot you've got the cards in.
NEVER run PII-optimized kernels on K6, though :/
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