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Subject: Re:Re: Does anyone know how to define RAMDAC and clock chip of Mach64	 for FreeBSD4.0/Alpha?
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Yes, try to edit /etc/XF86Config.

The stanza I sent was cut & pasted from a copy of an old XF86Config file
that worked with a Mach64 roughly 2 years ago using an older version
of XF86.

Good luck!

Drew


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