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Hej,
it was a long time since I've boot my Arch Linux. So I did all the updates. After rebooting my X was broken. He said that some Modules are missing: sis, vga and fbdev. So I've installed them with pacman. But now he sais the following when I try to start X with 'startx':
(EE) open dev/fb0: No such file or directory
So, anyone knows about what to do now?
And I'm also wondering if it was right, that Arch dont use a xorg.conf?
Thanks
neb.anch
Last edited by neb.anch (2008-07-18 10:57:31)
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installed != loaded
well, arch uses an xorg.conf... it's just not automatically generated (but you can use some tools for it)
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xorg
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Ok, I let generate a xorg.conf with hwd -xa and now I dont get any real errors besides one symbol lookup error.
But I still see a black screen without any mouse or something like that when I start x. The same while starting /etc/rc.d/kdm.
Damn, it works fine befor the update
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Ok, I've downgrade the xf86-video-vesa package to the 1.3.0-5 version. And now everythings looks fine.
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Why are you using vesa ? What video card do you have ?
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lspci sais this: SiS 771/671 PCIE VGA Display Adapter
The issue is on my Laptop.
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neb.anch: xorg-server-1.4.2-2 with a similar card is working fine over here, try https://belug.de/~lutz/pub/v5535/sis_vg … .04.tar.gz and extract the sis_drv.so into your /usr/lib/xrog/modules/drivers
Although a poster who gave that link to a newer/unoffcial driver for the said SIS card is still strugling, but the driver worked fine for both my Debian and Archlinx.
Balwinder S Dheeman
http://werc.homelinux.net/
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Have you installed xorg's sis driver with you ? If not try the following:
pacman -S xf86-video-sis
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