Summary: I just bought an nVidia GeForce MX video card with TV out. How do I make it work with Linux? I'm currently using Mandrake 8.0. The card works fine wit...
Summary: I have an ATI AIW 9700 Pro video card running on Fedora Core 3. I downloaded the new fglrx drivers from ATI that are compatible with Xorg 6.8 and inst...
Summary: I have a nvidia geforce2mx-400 based video card, and I wish to enable tv out. I am running xfree86 4.03 (or something similar). Can anybody help me...
Summary: i've been on linux before and ive been running on an old video card, i recently bought a new GeForce2 MX, i wanna do a FULL NEW INSTALL... i dont know...
Summary: I have a Gericom notebook with suse linux 8.0 as os. I have a video card ATI Rage LT Pro with tv-out. The problem is: when i connect the notebook to ...
Summary: I've installed fglrx and 3D accel works fine. Now, what I need, is to enable TV-Out in order to watch movies. The TV is PAL, and the gfx card is a R95...
Summary: Was wondering if any one out there has had any problems with the following hardware compatabitily with Redhat 6.2. Trying to run Redhat 6.2 on a Tyan ...
Summary: I'm running RedHat 9 on an IBM ThinkPad A21M with S-Video out. I installed atitvout and managed to get the tv out feature working. When in clone mod...
Summary: What is the best video card to get if one is planning to build a system for linux? The reason i ask is that i have ati radeon 9100, and updating the d...
Summary: i have a #9 gxe 64 pci video card pulled out from an older motherboard. when i installed it onto an asus sp97 with a p233mmx, it quit working. the wie...
Summary: You know vedio cards go in price. From bout 7 bucks up to 700+ Depends on your needs. A lot of the newer cards are agp. Any way I got a Ati 128 rage...
Summary: I have Caldera eDesktop 2.4 and I'm trying to configure my sound card for X Windows. I'm familiar w/ Red Hat, on it you just log out to a shell promp...
Summary: I was previously using an ATI Rage 128 32MB video card with Red Hat 7.2, and everything worked perfectly. I recently upgraded to an ATI Radeon 64MB DD...
Summary: I don't know about the ATI but I know NVidia has many versions of their drivers out for Linux. I know there are some default drivers out there for AT...
Summary: You need to install XFree86 4.0x and nVidia's newest drivers; here is a Step-By-Step for you: From Win98 (assuming you have modem and can't download f...
Summary: Dave, How new is your video card? If it's rather new, then RH may not support such cards. I believe if you take the card out and boot linux, it shoul...
Summary: RE: my previous post "cannot start x-server" All suggestions were helpful and got me close, but come to find out I have a Intel d845glly board w/ on...
Summary: It's not prity, buy you need to run xf96config, I think Debian uses that. xf86config will give you many namy choices on how to set things up. I will...
Summary: How do I change my video card from Red Hat Linux boot? im stuck out of linux because I selected the wrong video card so how do I change it while in th...
Summary: Hi Guys I installed Linux on Toshiba 1800-S254 and video card is Trident CyberAladdin-T. I canīt setup it, please, can somebody help me?? Thanks...
Summary: so much for Mandrake or SuSE, I decided to try out Slackware Linux. The install was very easy(even easier than Mandrake). Anyhow, it got confused by...
Summary: Hi, I'm in search of some multi-display video cards that can handle 3 or more screens and is compatible with enterprise. We've tried the Matrox G2-Qua...
Summary: Hello, in Mandrake 7.0, the setup keeps thinking that I am using my S3 Trio video card but I am using my Diamond Stealth II S220. The S3 is part of my...
Summary: I have solution for working tv-out clone even with playing movies!!! Edit your xorg.conf Don't use Options "Clone" "on" You must use 2 devices on one ...
Summary: Hi: How can I change the resolution of my video card? I have an AGP Diamond Speedstar A200. The letters are very small to be read in a 13" monitor. T...
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