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configuring an X Server on HP-UX Options Supported Device Options Value Default Description Overlay Boolean True Enable the Overlay visuals. FSAA Drop down False Enable Full Screen Anti Aliasing These options are enabled by adding a line to the /etc/X11/XF86Config file in the Device section. For example: Option "Overlay" "True" Note that both the option name and option value must be enclosed in quotation marks. supported monitor configurations The following table documents supported display resolution and refresh rate for the ATI Fire GL4. Check your monitor specification to determine if the monitor supports any or all of these resolutions. Supported Monitor Options Resolution (HxV) Frequency (Hz) Description 1024x768 75 VESA Standard 1024x768 85 VESA Standard 1280x1024 60 VESA Standard 1280x1024 75 VESA Standard 1280x1024 85 VESA Standard 1600x1024 75 24" monitor 1600x1024 85 24" monitor 1600x1200 75 VESA Standard 1600x1200 85 VESA Standard 1920x1080 75 24" monitor 1920x1080 85 24" monitor 1920x1200 75 24" monitor 1920x1200 85 24" monitor 4-40 Graphics Administration Guide

Section	Page
Contents	3
Chapter 1: preface	5
document conventions	5
Chapter 2: path names	7
finding files with “whence” and “whereis”	7
finding files with “find”	7
path names	8
Chapter 3: compiling your application	9
compiling OpenGL applications	9
kernel graphics drivers	10
correctly configured 11.22 system	10
correctly configured 11.23 and later system	11
loading a graphics DLKM on HP-UX 11.22	11
loading a graphics DLKM on HP-UX 11.23 and later	12
Chapter 4: configuring an X Server on HP-UX	13
using SAM to configure X Server	13
global actions	13
screen actions	14
other actions	14
using setmon to configure the monitor	14
the XF86Config file	14
XF86Config file format	15
ServerLayout section	16
Files section	18
Module section	20
InputDevice section	21
Screen section	22
Display subsection	25
Monitor section	26
Device section	27
extensions	28
double buffer extension (DBE)	28
determining swap performance	28
display power management signaling (DPMS)	28
dynamic library loading	30
features	31
cursor scaling	31
logging and verbosity	31
Glx visual suppression	32
technical print service (TPS)	33
virtual frame buffer (Xvfb)	34
configuring the virtual frame buffer	34
using the virtual frame buffer	34
Virtual Frame Buffer Examples	35
security	36
security example	39
connecting to the network	40
granting access	40
signals	41
starting the X Server from the command line	41
mapping options from the previous hp X Server to the current XFree86 X Server	47
defaultVisual option	48
Class	48
Depth	49
minimum monitor power save level option	49
input devices	50
keyboards	50
supported keyboard drivers	50
supported keyboard options	50
pointers	50
supported pointer drivers	50
supported pointer options	50
output devices	51
ATI Fire GL4™ device-dependent information	51
supported visuals	51
supported device options	51
supported monitor configurations	52
ATI Fire GL4 configuration hints	53
ATI FireGL X1and Z1 device-dependent information	55
supported visuals	55
supported device options	55
supported monitor configurations	56
ATI Radeon™ 7000, Manager Processor and rx5670 graphics solution device-dependent information	57
supported visuals	57
supported device options	57
supported monitor configurations	57
ATI Radeon7000 configuration hints	58
system requirements	58
Chapter 5: X Server configuration details	63
making an x*.hosts file	63
using an /etc/hosts file	63
initializing the colormap with xintcolormap	64
Chapter 6: miscellaneous topics	65
thread-safing	65