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Xvesa fix and/or resolution choice on boot

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marky:
Actually, that list I've posted before was from System Stats.

onboot.lst differs from it:


--- Code: ---Xlibs.tcz
Xprogs.tcz
aterm.tcz
flwm_topside.tcz
wbar.tcz
flwm_topside.tcz
wifi.tcz
wl-modules-4.8.17-tinycore.tcz
iw.tcz
pci-utils.tcz
firmware-atheros.tcz
firmware-atheros.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-broadcom_bnx2.tcz
firmware-broadcom_bnx2.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-broadcom_bcm43xx.tcz
firmware-broadcom_bcm43xx.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-ipw2100.tcz
firmware-ipw2100.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-ipw2200.tcz
firmware-ipw2200.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-iwlwifi.tcz
firmware-iwlwifi.tcz.md5.txt
firmware_iwlwifi-7260.tcz
firmware_iwlwifi-7260.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-libertas.tcz
firmware-libertas.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-myri10ge.tcz
firmware-myri10ge.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-netxen.tcz
firmware-netxen.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-openfwwf.tcz
firmware-openfwwf.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-radeon.tcz
firmware-radeon.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-ti-connectivity.tcz
firmware-ti-connectivity.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-ueagle-atm.tcz
firmware-ueagle-atm.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-vxge.tcz
firmware-vxge.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-iwimax.tcz
firmware-iwimax.tcz.md5.txt
firmware-zd1211.tcz
firmware-zd1211.tcz.dep
firmware-zd1211.tcz.md5.txt
firmware.tcz
firmware.tcz.md5.txt
tc-install.tcz
kmaps.tcz
gparted.tcz
firefox_getLatest.tcz
firefox.tcz
spacefm-doc.tcz
spacefm.tcz
ImageMagick-dev.tcz
ImageMagick-doc.tcz
conky.tcz
xzgv.tcz
xfi.tcz
Xvesa.tcz
--- End code ---

and doesn't include either one since I didn't load them as you can see.

Juanito:
Your onboot.lst seems messed up, it should not contain any file names ending in *md5.txt.

The command to use to see which extensions are loaded is "tce-status -i", the following command will show which X server extensions are loaded:
--- Code: ---$ tce-status -i | grep X
--- End code ---

curaga:
If you are using Xorg, google xorg.conf, arch wiki tends to have good explanations.

marky:

--- Quote from: Juanito on August 10, 2017, 04:50:00 AM ---Your onboot.lst seems messed up, it should not contain any file names ending in *md5.txt.

The command to use to see which extensions are loaded is "tce-status -i", the following command will show which X server extensions are loaded:
--- Code: ---$ tce-status -i | grep X
--- End code ---

--- End quote ---

I'd love to do it but I'm not able to copy the result from the Terminal.
Sending along phone pictures then:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4YHneheJg-vMzVnaVhJSjRYQkk
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4YHneheJg-vTTNOb01MNFBnNms

Juanito:
That confirms that you have both Xorg-7.7 and Xvesa loaded - in this case tinycore will use the one that was loaded last, presumeably Xorg-7.7, but you can confirm with this command:
--- Code: ---$ cat /etc/sysconfig/Xserver
--- End code ---

As mentioned previously, you need to reboot and only load one of Xfbdev, Xorg-7.7, Xvesa

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