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From: "Reid Linnemann" <shocker@ionet.net>
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Subject: TNT2 card swap
Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2000 17:24:22 -0600
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I just swapped out my old TNT card for a TNT2, and the X client <obviously>
doesn't write video properly. I'm not too sure what version of X I have, but
it corresponds to the 2.2.8 install I believe. I'm pretty sure I'll need to
update my X11 binaries, but I just wanted to know what my options were.

Is the X update pretty painless? And once I have updated the binaries, how
will I reconfig the server to use the TNT2 chipset, or will I automatically
run through the X config?

it might also help if I can see a structure of files that determine how X
behaves - window managers, resolutions, etc..

I'm not subscribed to the list, so I would appreciate an email to
shocker@ionet.net in response.

Thanks in advance,
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