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On Sun, 13 Nov 2011 16:34:55 +0800 (CST) |
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Lavender <lavender_matrix@×××.com> wrote: |
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> >It seems that you have not installed the correct drivers for your |
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> >card and/or have not defined these correctly in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, |
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> >if indeed you have created such a file (it may not be necessary to |
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> >create it unless there is a particular configuration need for your |
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> >hardware). |
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> >I suggest you go back to the Gentoo instructions on how to install |
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> >Xorg and retrace your steps. |
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> I have already read it , it's not complicated just few steps to |
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> follow. I just don'tknow where the problem is. |
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Post the complete output of /etc/make.conf please. |
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You almost certainly didn't define the right drivers, or never built |
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them, or they are outdated. It's one of those three, and the output of |
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make.conf tells the list what your next step is. |
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p.s. you are still a newbie at this Gentoo thing. I *highly* recommend |
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that when someone asks for output or files, that you just give it. Don't |
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make it more complicated for yourself and others by claiming that it is |
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correct and not post the output - you are almost certain to be wrong at |
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this stage. Nothing personal, that's just what happens when you are new |
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to something. |
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Besides, if you knew how to solve the problem, you would already have |
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fixed it, right? If you don't know how to solve it, then you also |
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usually don't know where to look for the problem, right? |
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Alan McKinnnon |
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alan.mckinnon@×××××.com |
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