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→Recent struggles with bootmii, mikep4-kernel and upgraded debian-lenny
== Recent struggles with bootmii, mikep4-kernel and upgraded debian-lenny==
== Recent struggles with bootmii, mikep4-kernel and upgraded debian-lenny==
The 'latest' cvs-version of nuvalo's x11 cube-module has to be compiled in order to get Xorg working after dist-upgrading debian from etch to lenny. I have 42" wide-screen TV connected to wii with YPbPr-cabel. With my hardware setup the compiled cube-driver fucks up the visibility of screen borders. In order to lower my y-resolution I had to modify several lines from the cube-driver.c and recompile it. All in all this required several hours of investigation & testing, and even google turned me down. So in near future expect to see a short tutorial how to get, hack, compile and install cube-driver.c with the resolution of your choice!
The 'latest' cvs-version of nuvalo's x11 cube-module has to be compiled in order to get Xorg working after dist-upgrading debian from etch to lenny. I have 42" wide-screen TV connected to wii with YPbPr-cabel. With my hardware setup the compiled cube-driver fucks up the visibility of screen borders. In order to lower my y-resolution I had to modify several lines from the cube-driver.c and recompile it. All in all this required several hours of investigation & testing, and even google turned me down. So in near future expect to see a short tutorial how to get, hack, compile and install cube-driver.c with the resolution of your choice!
Install cvs-client in order to get the lastest build of nuvalo's cube xorg driver
<source lang="bash">
apt-get install cvs
</source>
get the source:
<source lang="bash">
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@gc-linux.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/gc-linux login
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@gc-linux.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/gc-linux co -P xf86-video-cube
</source>