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>
> Their appearance resembles bar codes and is completely
> unreadible.
>
Hmm. I've seen this when the memory size of my card was incorrectly
specified. In my case, I simply removed the line specifying the card's RAM
size and had XFree86 probe it.

I then discovered that my card had only half the memory that I thought it
had. :-(


    Kees Jan

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