[Openchrome-users] via Chrome Driver compilation

Saravanan Doss das711
Thu Jan 22 21:24:09 PST 2009


thanks guys
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is there a work around so that i can still use it.
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now i am using generic vesa driver, but i am unable to startx directly as it hangs and displays full blue,green,red screens
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all i have to do is press ctrl+alt+del to restart in text mode then issue startx command
to get gui
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Right now bcoz of my application which runs only on rhel4 we r unable to use rhel5
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can u suggest me some twaeks to use vesa driver
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Thanks 
das

--- On Thu, 1/22/09, John Robinson <john.robinson at anonymous.org.uk> wrote:

From: John Robinson <john.robinson at anonymous.org.uk>
Subject: Re: [Openchrome-users] via Chrome Driver compilation
To: "Xavier Bachelot" <xavier at bachelot.org>
Cc: "Saravanan Doss" <das711 at yahoo.com>, openchrome-users at openchrome.org
Date: Thursday, January 22, 2009, 10:20 PM

On 22/01/2009 14:58, Xavier Bachelot wrote:
> Saravanan Doss wrote:
>> hi all
>>  I am running RHEL AS4 with update 6 on my laptop having chrome9 IGP. 
The kernel version is 2.6.9-67 ELSMP
>>  When i try to compile the source code it reports xorg-server.pc
package not found
>>  where can i find the package or is there a work around
>>  
> Imho, forget about the home made compilation. RHEL4 is still running
> monolithic X (6.8.2 iirc), which means you'll have to patch X with
> openchrome and rebuild everything. This is a lot of pain, I've done it
> for years back in the days of unichrome, but I also stopped maintaining
> it for year. And openchrome probably doesn't even compile with this
> setup anymore. You can possibly take a look at the contributed binary
> packages page in the wiki, John Robinson used to rebuild my Fedora
> packages on RHEL4, but he probably quit doing that too.

Yes, 'fraid so. If my office was less of a disaster zone I'd fire up
the machine I used to do the builds on and have a go doing a fresh one, but
it'll be weeks before that's possible.

> You'd rather update to RHEL5/CentOS5, enable the EPEL repository, then
> yum install xorg-x11-drv-openchrome, I'm now maintaining the
openchrome
> driver in upstream Fedora/EPEL rather than in my own repository.

Which is what I now run.

Cheers,

John.




      
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