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> From: Michael Teske <teske@y4me.desy.de>
> To: Ola Eric Olsson <oeolsson@CERF.NET>
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> Subject: Re: X11R6
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> On Thu, 14 Dec 1995, Ola Eric Olsson wrote:
> 
> > I'm still trying to get X11R6 running with my Spectrum & CyberGraphX.
> > 
> > My results are:
> > 	mondef not OK
> > 	giving up
> > 	Connection refused (errno 61): unable to connect to X server
> > 
> As almost everyone who has problems you forgot to define your Monitor 
> Modes with grfconfig with an appropriate modes file (it's time to write a 
> FAQ!). As you have CybergraphX you could try to use readcvmonitor to 
> transfer your (non-interlace)- CyberGraphX modes to NetBSD, it'S un 
> uni-regensburg in NetBSD-AMiga/tools.
>   
  Could that be because there is no default /etc/grfmodes in the
distribution or instructions on how to create one? :)  I tried
readcvmonitor on my spectrum and it does not recognize my monitor
file.  I've had X running since Xcl was first released but I would
still like to create new definitions since some of the defaults
are non-optimal on my system.  Does anyone have a 640X480 24 bit
mondef that will work on a standard SVGA monitor?  I have not had
any luck creating one.

Kerry

> 
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> Michael Teske (teske@dice2.desy.de)
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