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Karl M Hergenrother wrote in a message to Mike Bilow: KMH> But that's not the real problem. I am having problems with KMH> Xfree windows. I have a ViewSonic 4e monitor and a generic KMH> ET4000 based card with 1 meg DRAM. I made the best guesses KMH> I could based on the information I had. The result is that KMH> when I start Xwindows using xinit, I get a 1/4 sized window KMH> in the upper left hand corner of my screen. When I quit KMH> Xwindows using Ctl/Alt/BS, the character screen is very KMH> dim. I started to reconfigure using XF86config, but the KMH> questions were daunting, so I quit. If anyone has any KMH> suggestions, contact me offline so as not to bore the rest KMH> of the list with my special problems. I have a feeling that you are tripped up by the distinction between the ET4000 and the ET4000/AX? Can you look at the chip itself and see if it is an AX? The AX is supported from the SVGA driver, not the W32 driver or whichever it is that supports the standard ET4000. The AX variant was popular in a number of machines for cheap video, especially when built onto the motherboard. -- Mike
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