Re: XFree86-4 (and clock problem)

[David J. <jo...@co...>]

Hi Michel,
On 07-Sep-02, you wrote:
> One new problem is that I can't get XFree86-4 to run. I have edited an available XFreeConfig-4 with my own monitor details but X fails and reports
> Symbol _RamDacInit_ from module /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers/glint.dv.0 is unresolved

#>They are possibly only a consequence of the real problem. Please >put up the log somewhere for us to look at.#

I have included both my XFree86 config and the error log, as usual any help would be great.

#As well as this problem my clock resets to 1902 when I boot into linux. Using AmigaOS the clock works perfectly and if i install potato, it worked
flawlessly, but when I updated to woody everytime I boot up linux I get the message,#

System clock was ....(the correct time and date is displayed)
Setting system clock using HDclock
System time is now ....(the date is now 1902 but the time is correct)
I am sorry for all these questions but I am encountering problems at every turn with woody. (Potato installs and works great but no XFree86-4)

PS. I have just now tried the 2.4.18-2 kernal from the apus site, but I can only get as far as the black screen with penguin at the top (now not in a
grey box) and a flashing white curser. 
no text is printed to the screen as normal.
Nothing else happens so I need to reboot. So near yet so far!
I have included the dmesg if that may help.
The dmesg _does_ get printed to the screen if I added console=tty0
to  the bootstrap line.

Regards,

Dave

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