Re: MetroX-Xfree86

["scott schumann" <sasch1 ix netcom com>]

I don't know if this helps but I just loaded 4.2 over ver 3.03. First, I
choose not to load MetroX because
it did not support my graphics card and chip set(STB lightspeed and the
et6000 respectively). By not 
loading MetroX, I instead went to XFree86 (which is included this time). It
had my card and chipset listed, weird? Anyway I like 4.2 and CDE bundle. It
totalled about $133.00. 
SAS
 

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> From: Bryan Coon <nicros INETWORLD NET>
> Newsgroups: linux.redhat.install
> Subject: MetroX-Xfree86
> Date: Monday, June 30, 1997 2:07 PM
> 
> I wanted to upgrade my xfree86 and metrox to their latest versions.  I
> found a location at redhat.com with a ton of xfree86 rpms, but it
> represents a substantial download on my itty bitty 28.8.  Is there a main
> rpm that I need to install?  It would be great if I could dl and just
> install ONE rpm rather than 20.  Or maybe someone could tell me exactly
> which rpms would be required to upgrade from xfree 3.1.2 to 3.1.7?  With
> metrox, I have the 3.1.2- do I need to install 3.1.5 before i can upgrade
> to 3.1.7?  Is there an RPM for this??  I downloaded the masked file and
> support, but could not get it to unmask properly- it kept saying that the
> metroess-3.1.2... file was not the correct original (I pointed it to the
> one on the cdrom where I did the install from).  Any help would be
greatly
> appreciated!  Thanks! 
> Bryan
> 
> 
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