How can I stop QNX from autodetecting my video all the time and
placing it’s own lines in /ets/system/config/graphics-modes (and the
other graphics file in that directory). I have an on-board video chip
(that can’t be disabled), and a 3Dfx Voodoo3. The Voodoo3 is the main
video, and the on-board ATI is unused. Yet every time I boot, it
replaces my graphic setup and Photon crashes hard (can’t even use the
off button). I change the file, and it works, but it is replaced on
reboot.
How do I start devc-ser8250 on startup? I have a internal modem that
requires it to be run (with no options). It is on COM2.
3)Also, what version of QNX is the free download? Does stuff designed
for QNX 4.x run on this? How do you install tar.gz files (like bash
from qnxstart.com)? Is there a command-line package tool? Is there
other sources of QNX packages besides the two sources listed in the
package manager? Does XPhoton compile most X apps OK?
I like this QNX, but I want to know how to fix these problems,
Tim
How can I stop QNX from autodetecting my video all the time and
placing it’s own lines in /ets/system/config/graphics-modes (and the
other graphics file in that directory). I have an on-board video chip
(that can’t be disabled), and a 3Dfx Voodoo3. The Voodoo3 is the main
video, and the on-board ATI is unused. Yet every time I boot, it
replaces my graphic setup and Photon crashes hard (can’t even use the
off button). I change the file, and it works, but it is replaced on
reboot.
If you don’t want it to detect your ATI card, remove it’s device and vendor
id from the /etc/system/enum/devices/graphics file.
I tried that (deleting the whole ATI entry), and then crttrap detected
VGA only.
Can I set up good video settings and then delete
/etc/system/enum/devices/graphics? I can’t disable this on-board
video. Any other suggestions? I had the 3dfx entry in the file when I
tried this. Also, does anyone know how to make the system autoprobe
for COM2 on boot?
How can I stop QNX from autodetecting my video all the time and
placing it’s own lines in /ets/system/config/graphics-modes (and the
other graphics file in that directory). I have an on-board video chip
(that can’t be disabled), and a 3Dfx Voodoo3. The Voodoo3 is the main
video, and the on-board ATI is unused. Yet every time I boot, it
replaces my graphic setup and Photon crashes hard (can’t even use the
off button). I change the file, and it works, but it is replaced on
reboot.
If you don’t want it to detect your ATI card, remove it’s device and vendor
id from the /etc/system/enum/devices/graphics file.