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Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2 Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2 This guide describes how to configure and use the HP graphics technologies on your Linux workstation.

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... system...9 OpenGL...10 Chapter 2 Compiling your applications 11 Compiling OpenGL applications 11 Device driver libraries 12 Chapter 3 HP X server: Red Hat Linux 6.2 13 X server configuration 13 X*screens...13 Description of the X*screens configuration file 13 Syntax guidelines ...14 X*screens file format 14 Server options ...15 Screen entries ...... size 24 Count transparent in overlay visual 24 Image text via bitmap 25 Supported X configurations 25 Multidisplay support 25 Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2

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... names ...50 Keyboards ...53 Options...54 Resources ...55 Examples...60 Diagnostics...60 See also ...61 Trademarks ...61 Authors...61 Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2

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Appendix B: X server Reference Page 62 Name ...62 Synopsis ...62 Description...62 Options...63 Security file format ...66 Running from init ...69 Granting access ...69 Signals...71 Fonts...71 Diagnostics...72 Files...72 Notes ...72 Origin ...72 See also ...73 Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2

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... of Hewlett-Packard Company. OpenGL® is a registered trademark of liability for Programmers, System Administrators, and End-Users Copyright © 2000 Hewlett-Packard Company HP VISUALIZE Linux Workstations Notices The information contained in connection with regard to this manual, including, but not limited to you may not apply to , the implied warranties of...

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... product only. A vertical bar in DFARS 252.227-7013. October 2000. . . FX10 graphics cards. Printing history New editions of Red Hat Linux 6.2 along with alterations, is subject to changes on each page. The printing date changes when a new edition is valid for security and back-...- Hewlett-Packard Company, 3000 Hanover Street, Palo Alto, CA 94304 USA Use of the programs can be made for HP VISUALIZE Linux workstations running the HP distribution of this document and flexible disc(s), tape cartridge (s), or CD-ROM supplied for non-DoD U.S. Additional copies of this ...

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...universal features shared with Linux versions of their code base. Emphasized words are in italic type, enclosed in computer font. Users familiar with the HP-UX implementations and documentation can apply much of that information to working with the HP-UX workstation implementations and device-...dependent and osdependent details specific to Linux. Text in this document: cd /usr/include Verbatim ...

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...in the file system. If you want to find will only locate commands residing in this path. The command which , and whence only find " HP X Window System OpenGL® Using "whereis" There are still valuable, though: you may not remember which one will tell you specified the correct ...will not find / -name '' where is discussed below. In the above approach, while satisfactory in many cases, has two limitations: First, the current Linux version of the file you know the name of whereis features a fixed directory search path. Also, you can shorten the search time by giving a ...

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... other documents, and with each, you 're looking for details. Find the API you will see the reference page for . HP X window system Convention HP-UX /dev /var/X11/ Xserver/logs HP Linux /dev /etc/X11/logs /var/log /var/tmp /usr/bin/ X11/X /usr/lib/X11 /etc/X11 /etc/X11 ... /usr/ include/ X11R6 /etc/X11 /var/tmp /usr/ X11R6/hp/ bin/X /usr/ X11R6/lib/ X11 /etc/X11 X11R6/hp/ default /usr/lib/ X11/fonts /usr/ X11R6/lib /usr/ X11R6/ include /etc/X11 Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2 A particular paragraph might refer to in the file system. In that...

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... specified first to achieve maximum acceleration and availability of HP extensions. Compiling OpenGL applications HP's implementation of OpenGL is supported on a system, it is recommended that the HP header and library search paths are installed on Linux workstations with the exception of the HP extension library /usr/X11R6/hp/lib/libXhp11.so.2 use some of the 1.2 features...

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Device driver libraries The following tables list the device driver libraries that should be used with particular devices. HP VISUALIZE-FX Family Output Device Link Line Options HP VISUALIZE-FX5 HP VISUALIZE-FX10 OpenGL libddvisfxgl.so.1 libddvmd.so.1 Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2

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... display number of the X server is set to :0. Two files of the HP X server on Red Hat Linux 6.2. Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2 and the server is provided. See the HP Linux document HP Graphics: Getting Started for more information about the Linux Setup Tool. The X*screens file is used when the $DISPLAY environment variable...

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.... Items between "{" and "}" are specified below. [ServerOptions . . . ] {Screen } {ScreenOptions . . . } Brackets ("[" and "]") denote optional items. Italicized items in the file are specified on a per-screen basis. Linux Multi-Screen support for two screens requires an additional complete Screen entry for device-independent server options, are recognized case-insensitive. A double vertical line ("||") denotes...

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... The following : Screen /dev/mem [DefaultVisual] ScreenOptions Linux_BusID 1:1:0 MonitorRefreshRate 1280,1024,135000 OverlayTransparentIndex0 Note: The example above is relevant for the Linux HP X Server: GraphicsSharedMemorySize Specify the size of the HP-UX 10.10 and 10.20 X servers. ImmediateLoadDles The Xserver delays loading of the X extensions. Default value: 0x580000 Environment Variables Replaced: GRM_SIZE...

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...following the "DefaultVisual" keyword are "Class", "Depth", "Layer", and "Transparent". See the devicedependent information in this release of HP VISUALIZE-FX software, the default is used . Layer | Specify the layer of the default visual. DefaultVisual This optional part of...to complete the Screen entry as specified in the default colormap be added to these settings. Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2 Screen entries A minimum screen entry contains: Screen /dev/mem [DefaultVisual] ScreenOptions Linux_BusID 1:1:0 {MonitorRefreshRate} || {MonitorTimingData} ...

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... kernel module in /proc/dri upon VESA standards for Linux include: Linux_BusID The bus ID assigned to the reference template in the example templates located at /usr/X11R6/hp/default. Refer to this graphics device. For example, the...Linux 6.2 MonitorRefreshRate MonitorTimingData Specific monitor timing data based upon installation. Specific options required for monitor sync. ScreenOptions Screen options are device-dependent options that are several sample X*screens files that illustrate the new format. • This is usually assigned 1:1:0 on VISUALIZE X-class workstations...

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Figure 1: Results of the HP X server. Also in this example, the first screen is running in a 64-bit PCI slot running at 1600 x 1200 at 75 Hz. Screen /dev/mem [... slot at 1280 x 1024 at 75 Hz. Here, the displays associated with 1:1:0 and 2:1:0 are referred to as ":0.0" and ":0.1", respectively. Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2 The second screen is the minimum specification for a two-card, multi-screen configuration. Multi-screen configurations can support independent resolutions and timings. This example will...

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... default DBE behavior is to determine if doublebuffering in the X*screens File before the X server is available to determine Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2 However, the API does provide a way to allow users to not synchronize buffer swaps with vertical retrace. To activate this optional X server mode, set the...

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...basis. The Power Savings column indicates (roughly) the level of the power used by a workstation even when not actively in use of DPMS on the following graphics devices: • HP VISUALIZE-FX5 and FX10 The following : the magnitude of the difference of two performance levels...by VESA Level 0 State Screen DPMS Compliance Requirements Not Applicable Power Savings None Recovery Time Very Short Graphics Administration Guide For Red Hat Linux 6.2 Nothing can be deduced from different servers. A visual with a higher performance level is a description of power being used by...

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