On Thursday, June 12, 2003, at 09:58 PM, Kelley Hilborn wrote:
When trying to configure X with xf86cfg, the screen flickers, looks
like
it's
about to go to a GUI, and then just shuts down. Logs me out of my
session.
From your XFree86.0.log:
(EE) I810(0): AGP GART support is not available. Make sure your kernel
has
agpgart support or that the agpgart kernel module is loaded.
looks like your kernel doesn't have AGP_GART compiled in as an option,
or that your kldload isn't loading it, depending on your system. Can
you send a copy of your kernel config file?
Harry Frankenfeld
On Thursday, June 12, 2003, at 10:45 PM, Kelley Hilborn wrote:
If I knew what/where my kernel config file was, I'd gladly attach it.
I'm still fairly new to BSD
I'm not very familiar with the file structure of OpenBSD, but in
FreeBSD, you typically put your kernel config in (for i386 platforms)
/usr/src/sys/i386/conf/ . If you haven't tweaked your kernel yet, it'll
probably be the GENERIC kernel (you can see it in the initial boot
messages, or in dmesg). Again, in FreeBSD (-STABLE, not so in
-CURRENT), there is another file called LINT that lists all of the
options and flags for kernel configuration.
However, I just looked at the openbsd site, and it looks like openbsd
is structured a bit differently. Here's the kernel config info:
http://openbsd.org/faq/faq5.html#Why
It may be that OpenBSD doesn't enable AGP support by default -- FreeBSD
doesn't, but doesn't choke like you're describing either. Also, I know
there are a few tricks to getting the i810 working in XFree86 -- a
chunk of the X Windows chapter in the FreeBSD handbook deals with
getting that card going.
HTH
Harry Frankenfeld
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