
I've made lots of tests and its was my fault.
I've download again the 32 bits iso "Porteus-v1.0-i486.iso"
And the Wireless its working perfect

But i still don't have the lspci
But it works now.
BIG THANKS once again for the great project
Many thanks it worksAhau wrote:I haven't logged in to double check this, but my guess is that lspci is located in /sbin/ or /usr/sbin, meaning that it is only available to the root (administrator) user, not available to the guest user.
Try this:
1) open a terminal
2) type 'su' (without the quotes) and press enter.
3) that will prompt you for a password -- type 'toor' (this is the default root password -- again, without the quotes) and press enter.
4) type 'lspci -k' and press enter.
Let us know if that works.
Thank you for your support.Ahau wrote:If pdellu's kernel, modules and instructions aren't working, I'm not really sure how to get the GMA500 running -- I know the release candidate for 32-bit version 1.1 should be out soon and will have an updated kernel, per brokenman's post above.
If you have followed pdellu's instructions, please give us the output of 'lspci -k', to check that the new psb_gfs driver is active and running, and we can start from there.
In your porteus.cfg file you could perhaps add the required code to run xconf at boot time.after using xconf to create an xorg.conf
I'm thinking problem was that the 32 bit v-1.1-rc1 iso did not set up after running lin-start-here.sh with xconf to run at boot. Sorry I'm not up to speed with how this all is working other than that.In your porteus.cfg file you could perhaps add the required code to run xconf at boot time.
Yes, I believe this is correct. My xorg.conf was using vesa.i'm guessing that VESA driver is taking priority over fbdev when 'autoexec=xconf' is not used.
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Section "Device"
Identifier "Card0"
Driver "vesa"
BusID "PCI:0:2:0"
EndSection
the problem is that xorg.conf should never be created in clean Porteus-1.1-rc1 as 'autoexec=xconf' is not enabled by default anymore.Yes, I believe this is correct. My xorg.conf was using vesa.
not sure - depends on your setup.fanthom, I tried to boot from the usb stick this morning into LXDE to do as you asked but there is no problem. Could it be that there has been a persistant change? and an xorg.conf with fbdev was saved?