Re: Problem: fglrx-driver + X.ORG.6.9.0

2006-02-25 Thread Klaus Becker
Le Dienstag 21 Februar 2006 19:00, Hans a écrit :
 Hello folks,

 I have a slight Problem with my new notebook (got it as guarantee exchange)
 with an ATI graphics card and Turion processor.

 Description:

 The driver I choose was version 8.22.5 (from ATI). I built the packages
 with .run --buildpkg Debian/sid and installed it with dpkg -i.

I tried .run --buildpkg Debian/stable and I got:

dpkg-shlibdeps: warning: could not find path for libfglrx_gamma.so.1
dpkg-shlibdeps: warning: could not find path for libfglrx_pp.so.1
/usr/bin/ldd: line 1: /lib/ld-linux.so.2: No such file or directory
ldd: /lib/ld-linux.so.2 exited with unknown exit code (127)
dpkg-shlibdeps: failure: ldd on 
`debian/fglrx-driver/emul/ia32-linux/usr/X11R6/lib/libGL.so.1.2' gave error 
exit status 1
dh_shlibdeps: command returned error code 256
make: *** [binary] Error 1

Is that only possible for sid?

Klaus



Problem: fglrx-driver + X.ORG.6.9.0

2006-02-21 Thread Hans
Hello folks,

I have a slight Problem with my new notebook (got it as guarantee exchange) 
with an ATI graphics card and Turion processor.

Description:

The driver I choose was version 8.22.5 (from ATI). I built the packages with 
.run --buildpkg Debian/sid and installed it with dpkg -i.
So far it went all fine. 

But acceleration will not work. I can start X with correct resolution 1280x800 
in two different cases:

Case 1: I comment Load dri in corg.conf out.

Case 2: I do not install the kernel-module fglrx-kernel-***

In both cases I got th correct screen.

In other cases I got a blank screen, which cannot be switched back (i.e. with 
CTRL + ALT + Backspace).

I googled and read something about libdri.la, but could not confirm an error. 
Is there any clue ? Is this the crappy driver or might this be a configuration 
error by myself. I sent my xorg.conf as attachement (please do not wonder 
about the description, I had an Nvidia-card before in my old notebook. As I 
said: It was exchanged due to a guarantee case)

Thank you very much for your help !

Best regards

Hans

P.S. BDale, if you read this: I was ill the last days, and I am still checking 
tah problem with tar.


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Re: Problem: fglrx-driver + X.ORG.6.9.0

2006-02-21 Thread Lennart Sorensen
On Tue, Feb 21, 2006 at 07:00:20PM +0100, Hans wrote:
 Hello folks,
 
 I have a slight Problem with my new notebook (got it as guarantee exchange) 
 with an ATI graphics card and Turion processor.
 
 Description:
 
 The driver I choose was version 8.22.5 (from ATI). I built the packages with 
 .run --buildpkg Debian/sid and installed it with dpkg -i.
 So far it went all fine. 
 
 But acceleration will not work. I can start X with correct resolution 
 1280x800 
 in two different cases:
 
 Case 1: I comment Load dri in corg.conf out.
 
 Case 2: I do not install the kernel-module fglrx-kernel-***
 
 In both cases I got th correct screen.
 
 In other cases I got a blank screen, which cannot be switched back (i.e. with 
 CTRL + ALT + Backspace).
 
 I googled and read something about libdri.la, but could not confirm an error. 
 Is there any clue ? Is this the crappy driver or might this be a 
 configuration 
 error by myself. I sent my xorg.conf as attachement (please do not wonder 
 about the description, I had an Nvidia-card before in my old notebook. As I 
 said: It was exchanged due to a guarantee case)

Well I have no idea.  I have seen many ati mobile chips in the past lock
up with a black screen when the ati drivers had a crap (which they often
do).

I would personally never accept any machine with an ati video chip in it
until some day when ati writes working drivers.  It would be a very bad
exchange to make.  it was one of the few requirements when we got my
wifes laptop.  The video had to be nvidia, and the cpu had to be an
athlon 64.

Len Sorensen


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Re: Problem: fglrx-driver + X.ORG.6.9.0

2006-02-21 Thread Mark Nipper
On 21 Feb 2006, Lennart Sorensen wrote:
 I would personally never accept any machine with an ati video chip in it
 until some day when ati writes working drivers.  It would be a very bad
 exchange to make.  it was one of the few requirements when we got my
 wifes laptop.  The video had to be nvidia, and the cpu had to be an
 athlon 64.

I couldn't agree more.  The nvidia driver has been stable
for me for years now and I was happy to see this trend continue
with x86-64.  I just replaced one ATI X850XT PE with a 7800GS for
exactly this reason.  I was still having to use hexedit for
crying out loud to modify the ATI drivers so they would recognize
my non-ATI branded X850!?  I mean, it wasn't terribly difficult,
but come on, that's a couple of seconds to fix on their end and
it persisted across several driver releases in spite of it being
reported as a bug to the developers.

Whatever, I'm more curious which laptop you found with an
Athlon64 and an nvidia chipset/video chip!?  I've been looking
around for such a thing and it seems all I can find are Turion's
with ATI chipsets.

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Re: Problem: fglrx-driver + X.ORG.6.9.0

2006-02-21 Thread Lennart Sorensen
On Tue, Feb 21, 2006 at 09:27:44AM -0600, Mark Nipper wrote:
 I couldn't agree more.  The nvidia driver has been stable
 for me for years now and I was happy to see this trend continue
 with x86-64.  I just replaced one ATI X850XT PE with a 7800GS for
 exactly this reason.  I was still having to use hexedit for
 crying out loud to modify the ATI drivers so they would recognize
 my non-ATI branded X850!?  I mean, it wasn't terribly difficult,
 but come on, that's a couple of seconds to fix on their end and
 it persisted across several driver releases in spite of it being
 reported as a bug to the developers.
 
 Whatever, I'm more curious which laptop you found with an
 Athlon64 and an nvidia chipset/video chip!?  I've been looking
 around for such a thing and it seems all I can find are Turion's
 with ATI chipsets.

Compaq R3240

There are similar models in the R3000 range from compaq.  Only problems
with the laptop is that the wireless is broadcom so it needs ndiswrapper
to work for now (although maybe someone will manage to reverse engineer
this common chip sometime), and the texas instruments flash card reader,
which being TI is of course completely imposible to get documentation for.
Not that it works with cards over 500M anyhow, so who cares.

They may of course have decided to discontinue that line of laptops by
now, given the ATI radeon X200 seems to darn popular in new AMD laptops,
which is a shame given how much trouble it is causing for people trying
to run linux, and I hate shared memory video. :)

Other laptops I see with nvidia graphics:
Alienware Aurora 7700m
VooDoo envy u:709
Mtech D900K
Asus Z71V has GeForce 6600 PCIe (with intel centrino so not amd)

Len Sorensen


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Re: Problem: fglrx-driver + X.ORG.6.9.0

2006-02-21 Thread Stereotype

Hello Hans,

try building the packages with:
 ati-driver-installer-8.22.5-x86_64.run --buildpkg Debian/unstable

That worked for me, the Debian/etch target does not support 6.8.

Cheers,

Jens


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