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[Sindi Keesan <keesan AT iamjlamb.com>]

Thanks, I will try this tomorrow (maybe with 16 instead of 32).  I forget 
what Steven said I had to add somewhere first but will look that up.  I 
should keep a notebook instead of 117 messages.  I think I need bare.i to 
get framebuffer support but there was something else I also had to do.
(I have the excuse of 'chemo-brain' this week - not getting much sleep for 
a few days after chemotherapy on Monday.)

I will also test out printing as user (without the final / in printcap)  
and keep working on lynx285 with ssl (Doug Kaufman will try to figure out
where the openssl library really is if not in /usr/lib if I send him a few
files.)

The linmodem project is on hold. Our only PCI linmodem (Lucent) has some 
PCI resource conflict with the computer and won't even work in Windows 
(cannot open port).  I got Realaudio working in Windows with an ISA 
winmodem on another computer instead, at 28K.  Good enough to understand 
Bulgarian.    But I am still curious if any linmodems have been made to 
work with BL2 as a friend keeps giving us dead computers that were donated 
to charity and they tend to have modems in them.




On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, James Miller wrote:

> I'll just post some notes I found on running xvesa, since Sindi seemed 
> interested in trying to get it going.  These are just the command line 
> arguments for starting the client:
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> xvesa -mouse /dev/psaux,5 -screen 800x600x32 -shadow -nolisten tcp -I 
> &>/dev/null
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> (sorry about the line wrapping - my email client).  In DamnSmallLinux, 
> from whence I copied this information, one actually started the xserver 
> with "X" in place of "xvesa" - since X was symlinked to xvesa.  But that's 
> sort of a trivial point I think.  Hope this helps or is of interest.
> 
> James
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