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Angela Kahealani


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01-24-04 12:51 AM

Ted Martin wrote:
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> Can anyone tell me how to setup an Apple Studio Display (connected via an > ADV to VGA converter to a Nvidia GeForce2MX) in Redhat9? I'm trying to do > a test install and attempted to modify my Xconfig but I still get X > crashing or going outside the display's scan range whenever I try to > startx. Thanks, Ted
Similarly, with an Apple Studio Display 17" LCD (ADC) with Dr.Bott's DVI-ator, driven by an ATI Radeon 9700 Pro All-In-Wonder card, it is driven ok by Anaconda installer, and runs fine in console mode, but all X11 configurators plus some manual hacking on XF86Config, always results in a black screen (even backlight powers off), rather than a usable graphics display, when I startx. The Apple Website offers insufficient information about the operational parameters of the LCD panel to hand hack things like dot clock and horizontal frequency. I'm running a fully up2date RH9 system on an Asus A7N8X Deluxe 2.0. I had similar problems trying to get YellowDog Linux 2.3 to run this display in a Beige G3 MiniTower/266 with an ATI Radeon 7000 Mac Edition's Digital DVI port. Since it works in console mode, there has to be some valid configuration, but Google Searching only produced other people who have this problem, but no solutions. Has anyone either found the necessary documentation on Apple LCD displays, or back-engr'd? -- Copyright 2003 Angela Kahealani. http://www.kahealani.com/ All Rights Reserved Without Prejudice, UCC 1-207, Non Assumsit, T.D.C. All information and transactions are private between the parties and are non negotiable.




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