Re: XFree86W32 for linux/AXP?

jestabro@amt.tay1.dec.com
Fri, 25 Oct 1996 13:43:37 -0400

>>> Bernd "Bernie" Meyer said:
>
> I had a good opportunity today to grab a Hercules Dynamite128 card....
> ..... and now I am faced with the choice of putting it into the Intel
> or the ALPHA linux box. I'd certainly prefer the ALPHA (it feels wrong
> to put the fast card in the slow machine :-), only --- it seems there
> is no AXP port of XF86W32 out yet (which, since the F beta, is supposed
> to support the 6000 at least somehow). Is that indeed so, or is there
> a server somewhere to be found, and I just missed it so far?

>From xc/config/cf/xf86site.def for the upcoming 3.2 release:

#ifdef AlphaArchitecture
#define XF86S3Server YES
#define XF86S3VServer YES
#define XF86Mach64Server YES
#define XF86P9000Server YES
#define XF86I128Server YES
#define XF86TGAServer YES
#endif

To those I will be adding a Matrox Millenium server (actually just patches
to the INTEL-tested version that's part of the SVGA server in 3.2, that there
wasn't time to submit to 3.2).

So, looks like the field is free for you to have a go at it!!! :-)

I would send mail to xfree86@xfree86.org to see if anyone else has approached
them on the same subject.

--Jay++

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