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<rohal> some one please help me figure out whats wrong with my xorg.conf.....here it is http://rafb.net/paste/results/pJASlF39.html & here is the xorg log http://rafb.net/paste/results/jQFE6H65.html
<aaronf0> what card do you have?
<rohal> intel845 chipset no external graphic card
<aaronf0> anything in paticular not working?
<aaronf0> rohal: you dont have a mouse
<rohal> aaronf0: u know it took me a whole day to configure my xorg.conf for gentoo.....coulnt configure it for ubuntu...so trying debian....but here again......rhe same problem
<aaronf0> wheres the mouse in gentoo
<aaronf0> err, debian
<rohal> aaronf0: ofcource i have
<aaronf0> in gentoo its /dev/mouse
<aaronf0> heh
<aaronf0> ls -l /dev/input
<rohal> aaronf0:no in gentoo i am using /dev/input/mice
<drac> In BSD it's /dev/mouse.
<drac> In Linux it's /dev/input/mice.
<aaronf0> rohal: what distro is that xorg.conf on?
<rohal> aaronf0: this one is for debian
<aaronf0> drac: my exa works now
<drac> aaronf0: great
<aaronf0> finnaly can play 3d games after a year
<aaronf0> can you use transparency and 3d at the same time with exa?
<aaronf0> rohal: what does ls -l /dev/input say?
<rohal> aaronf0: so whats going wrong....why this xorg thing always troubles me.....no matter what distro i use...
<aaronf0> someone else also had a problem with debian and mice
<aaronf0> what type of mouse do you have>
<rohal> aaronf0: its here first one is for gentoo which is working perfectly fine now & second for debian... http://rafb.net/paste/results/13S8St74.html
<drac> ps2.. usb.. mice?
<rohal> aaronf0: its a ps2
<drac> ps2 is /dev/psaux in 2.4, and works also in 2.6
<rohal> drac: my kernel is 2.6
<aaronf0> try /dev/psaux
<drac> and load kernel module intel_agp and agpgart , your log is *****ing about that too. put them in /etc/modules or something.
<rohal> aaronf0: can i try running X in the chrooted environment?
<aaronf0> try cat /dev/input/mice
<aaronf0> idk
<rohal> cat /dev/input/mice....displays something weird when i move the mouse
<aaronf0> thats good
<aaronf0> what about cat /dev/psaux
<rohal> this one also doing the same
<aaronf0> hrm
<aaronf0> then it should work in xorg
<rohal> so i should use /dev/psaux in xorg.conf
<aaronf0> try it
<rohal> can i run X from this chrooted environment
<rohal> it came out with some error no screen found
<aaronf0> heh
<aaronf0> i guess you cant run X from a chroot
<rohal> aaronf0:that means ill have to boot in debian or is there some other way?
<aaronf0> exit the chroot?
<aaronf0> but probably
<rohal> now?
<aaronf0> idk
<rohal> boot in debian...:)
<aaronf0> thats one way
<rohal> ok then
<rohal> hope it will work
<rohal> thanks anyway
<rohal> aaronf0: sorry to disturb you again....heres the new log http://rafb.net/paste/results/R7Lt9s34.html
<aaronf0> ugh, thats a mess
<rohal> aaronf0: whats the problem?
<aaronf0> rohal: mind doing a cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep EE
<aaronf0> and a cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep WW
<aaronf0> and posting them?
<rohal> aaronf0:ill be doing them on chroot...hope thats not affecting the output...
<aaronf0> idk
<rohal> here it is http://rafb.net/paste/results/6pdIEe86.html
<aaronf0> rohal: well, id say you dont ahve serial compiled into your kernel
<rohal> looks like monitor mouse keyboard all three are not configured well...
<aaronf0> or its missing parts
<aaronf0> your keymap is bad, cant find a mouse
<rohal> aaronf0: so what should i do now?
<aaronf0> and the monitor stuff is normall
<aaronf0> hrm
<aaronf0> try this non-chrooted?
<aaronf0> it might magiccaly work...
<rohal> what should i try non chrooted?
<aaronf0> starting X
<rohal> & yea i started X after booting in debian...& this log is from there not from chrooted environment...
<aaronf0> ohh
<aaronf0> hrm
<aaronf0> looks like your dri is also wrong
<rohal> aaronf0: should i try gentoo's xorg.conf for mouse in debian?
<aaronf0> you have a section like this:
<aaronf0> Section "dri" Mode 0666
<aaronf0> EndSection
<aaronf0> maybe
<aaronf0> it might work
<rohal> ok ill try that first....
<rohal> is there any problem with keyboard too?
<aaronf0> yea, although i dont know what it is
<aaronf0> maybe you should try using xorg too
<aaronf0> or using xfree as your keyboard type?
<rohal> ok let me try
<aaronf0> or the not xorg one
<aaronf0> bbiab, gaming break
<rohal> aaronf0:again nothing worked...
<rohal> i tried cat /dev/psaux after booting in debian it said no input device
<rohal> tried it for all /dev/input/mice, mouse0 , mouse 1......it said no input device
<aaronf0> hrm
<aaronf0> im out of ideas
<aaronf0> maybe someone else will know
<rohal> :)
<aaronf0> good luck
<brick> rohal: i think /dev/psaux has to be turned on in the kernel
<rohal> this xorg.conf has always frustrated me
<rohal> brick: how to do that?
<brick> if you never compiled a kernel before, i won't hold your hand, it can be complex
<brick> CONFIG_MOUSE_PS2=y
<brick> that is the option
<rohal> brick:i have compiled it for gentoo.....but its a time conduming task.....
<rohal> CONFIG_MOUSE_PS2=y....where to use this line?
<brick> sorry rohal, you may have a lot of reading to do, if this is indeed your problem
<rohal> brick: should i post my xorg.log...u might like to take a look....
<brick> you can paste the line about the mouse in here
<brick> well fair enough, it may be some other device
<brick> there are several kernel options pertaining to mice
<rohal> i have tried all...../dev/psaux, /dev/input/mouse0
<brick> check your kernel config
<rohal> brick: how to do that...it used to be menu makeconfig in gentoo...do not know abt debian...
<brick> heh
<brick> make menuconfig is part of the kernel, same in debian
<brick> but you can grep through the config file too
<rohal> brick: & where is the config file stored?
<brick> in /boot, kernel/.config, /proc/config.gz, etc
<Jemte> im getting the error Screens found but none have a usable configuration and i read over the FAQ on the site but above that error i am getting ATI(0) Adapter has not been initialized ...
<rohal> brick: it is built as a module CONFIG_MOUSE_PS2=m
<brick> rock on
<rohal> brick: was that for me?
<brick> yes
<rohal> brick: so it shouldnt be a module?
<brick> i said nothing of the sort, a module is fine
<rohal> brick: then??
<brick> look, i know you're frustrated
<rohal> brick: whats the actual problem??
<brick> i don't really want to stay here giving you all the details
<brick> my time is very expensive
<brick> you need to learn how kernel options and modules work
<rohal> brick:atleast you can tell me in one line...what should i do?
<brick> "enable kernel support for your mouse and make sure the xorg.conf reference matches the system device file"
<rohal> k thanks
<brick> good luck rohal
<Jemte> heh
<Jemte> figures
<Jemte> anyone seen the error Cannot read V_BIOS
<linux_learner> i have a via vt km400 chip set video card, x config shows in the "Modules" sections that it has "dri" and that the driver is "via", yet my 3d acceleration doesnt work. why?
<ryanpg> hey all, contrats on (soon) releasing rc1!
<qeed> its almost the end of october and they still are almost to releasing rc1
<qeed> they're behind schedule...
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