js I've taken a look at my log output and for now, I put my head in
js ashes, throw myself to the ground and plea for mercy.
Please! Jonathan ... stand up and clean yourself off ... you are forgiven! ;-)
js I'm using XFree 4.2 (and mybe that's the reason, it works for me
js and my
The big question: what version of XFree86 are you using?
tony 4.2.1 I'm afraid.
Ah, yes ... Jonathan is using that version as well ... no wonder I
couldn't get it to work ...
On to the next thread!
Thanks,
-Kenneth
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Sorry for the delay!
js Related to the current problem, it would have been nice to have
js heard whether or not the suggestion of commenting out the PCI ID
js option had a positive effect.
I tried removing the BusID option as you suggested, but that changed nothing.
I'm going to try a
Well, I finally had time to try some of the suggestions.
Summary: still can't get it to work!
To try and provide even more info, I've attached four files below:
output of 'lspci', contents of /proc/pci, XF86Config-4, and XFree86.0.log.
I also tried changing the driver in the device section to
Hallo
I've taken a look at my log output and for now, I put my head in ashes, throw
myself to the ground and plea for mercy.
So, I'm using XFree 4.2 (and mybe that's the reason, it works for me and my
Radeon 8500). Your (and mine) card are abviously not listed in the supported
device list of
I have a 7500 and I don't beleive X 4.1 supports it. To get round this
either download 4.2 from the XFREE site and install on top of Woody
(worked for me) or install Sarge (also worked for me). Or someone may
have backported 4.2 to Woody anyway.
I load the radeonfb module and use UseFBDev
tm I have a 7500 ...
Is anyone else besides Tony using this controller with Woody?
tm ... and I don't beleive X 4.1 supports it.
I have a hunch you are speaking from *experience* -- the most valuable
position!
But why do these links (including one from the official 'xfree86.org'
site)
'Afraid I can't remember the details, it was some time ago. I think
there are various versions of the Radeon chip and the 7500 was new when
4.1 came out. I found a reference to problems with 4.1 so tried 4.2 and
all my problems went away so I assumed that version was needed for the 7500.
On Sun, Mar 07, 2004 at 08:01:02AM -0500, Kenneth Jacker wrote:
tm I have a 7500 ...
Is anyone else besides Tony using this controller with Woody?
Me. But not on this box, so I don't have the configs to hand at the
moment.
tm ... and I don't beleive X 4.1 supports it.
I'm using a
On Sun, Mar 07, 2004 at 08:01:02AM -0500, Kenneth Jacker wrote:
I'm using a backport of 4.3.0. Never tried with 4.1; I got 4.3.0
before I got the 7500.
Well, I'm using a 8500LE (Hercules) graphics adapter. As this is supported in
4.1.0 without any trouble, I find it hard to belive the 7500 is
This asside, there's a not so elegant way to steer around this problem. Using
the commercial ati drivers, available at www.ati.com. From my experience, I
would suggest to use them as a last resort, the discussion on /. seemed to
indicate, this new version suffers from some ugly bugs, but You
On Sun, Mar 07, 2004 at 07:12:31PM +0100, Jonathan Schmitt wrote:
Pigeon wrote:
From memory, the driver is called radeon, not ati. ati is for
earlier cards. I don't recognise any of the values for XX in the
Radeon XX entries in your XFree86.0.log as belonging to the 7500,
but as I say,
I am running 'woody' with the 4.1.0-16woody1 version of XFree86 on a
fairly new Dell with a ATI Radeon RV200 QW [Radeon 7500] video
controller.
For some reason, the board isn't being recognized when I 'startx'.
In particular, this:
(II) ATI unknown chipset (0x5157)
and this:
(WW) ATI:
Hallo,
For some reason, the board isn't being recognized when I 'startx'.
In particular, this:
(II) ATI unknown chipset (0x5157)
and this:
(WW) ATI: PCI/AGP Mach64 in slot 1:0:0 could not be detected
You could ease up error detection by providing the complete /var/log/
XFree86.0.log
js You could ease up error detection by providing the complete /var/log/
js XFree86.0.log and /etc/X11/XF86Config(-4).
Good idea!
The files are attached below. I manually edited XF86Config-4 some, so
I hope it isn't in too bad of shape! ;-)
Hallo,
js You could ease up error detection by providing the complete /var/log/
js XFree86.0.log and /etc/X11/XF86Config(-4).
Good idea!
The files are attached below. I manually edited XF86Config-4 some, so
I hope it isn't in too bad of shape! ;-)
I'm not a XFree professional, but one
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On Saturday 06 March 2004 11:47 am, Kenneth Jacker wrote:
js You could ease up error detection by providing the complete
/var/log/ js XFree86.0.log and /etc/X11/XF86Config(-4).
Good idea!
The files are attached below. I manually edited
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