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New MessageX Server for CyberPro 2010? (modified 0 times) froo
Has anyone found an X server that will work with this IGS CyberPro 2010 video chip? My searching has turned up this page http://www.igst.com/support/drivers/linux.htm from the company. It says that DEC developed an X server, but it looks like it's source-only. I don't have the XFree86 source to patch, and I'm not about to download the full 37 meg source on my 28.8 connection :)

An altavista search also turned up SciTech Display Doctor, which apparently supports the chip, but I'm not sure what it is, and their page says it doesn't support GLIBC 2.1 anyway.

Can some kind soul build an X server with the source linked above, or point me to one that's already been built?

04-29-2000 21:32:23

New MessageRE:X Server for CyberPro 2010? (modified 0 times) Jopasm
You might check out these links - it's running a MediaGX processor - I wonder if the MediaGX driver would work? See:

http://www.xfree86.org/3.3.6/cyrix.html
http://www.xfree86.org/cardlist.html

Just out of curiosity, have you tried the "generic" SVGA server?

04-29-2000 22:25:19

New MessageRE:X Server for CyberPro 2010? (modified 0 times) Squash
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Thanks for the link to the source, I'll see about getting it compiled and I'll post a link.
- Squash
04-29-2000 22:36:23

New MessageRE:X Server for CyberPro 2010? (modified 0 times) hardware1
I was looking for "frame buffer video drivers" for linux, try that.
04-29-2000 23:27:59

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