Re: Help with AGP and 3D acceleration for Radeon 7000

2004-01-12 Thread Lucas Bergman
> > One similar problem I encountered was that agpgart must be loaded > > before the radeon module. Just get out of X, manually unload the > > radeon module, make sure agpgart is loaded, then start X back up > > (it will automatically load the radeon module again), and see what > > happens. > > Th

Re: Help with AGP and 3D acceleration for Radeon 7000

2004-01-12 Thread Roberto Sanchez
Gerardo Ballabio wrote: On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 23:01, Lucas Bergman wrote: One similar problem I encountered was that agpgart must be loaded before the radeon module. Just get out of X, manually unload the radeon module, make sure agpgart is loaded, then start X back up (it will automatically load

Re: Help with AGP and 3D acceleration for Radeon 7000

2004-01-12 Thread Gerardo Ballabio
On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 23:01, Lucas Bergman wrote: > One similar problem I encountered was that agpgart must be loaded > before the radeon module. Just get out of X, manually unload the > radeon module, make sure agpgart is loaded, then start X back up (it > will automatically load the radeon modul

Re: Help with AGP and 3D acceleration for Radeon 7000

2004-01-07 Thread Roberto Sanchez
Gerardo Ballabio wrote: Hi all, may I request your help? I've recently bought a Radeon 7000 graphics card for my home PC running Debian testing. (XFree86 version is 4.2.1.1.) Despite having tried several suggestions (I've specified the "radeon" driver in place of "ati" in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4, loa

Re: Help with AGP and 3D acceleration for Radeon 7000

2004-01-07 Thread Lucas Bergman
> may I request your help? Yes! > I've recently bought a Radeon 7000 graphics card for my home PC > running Debian testing. (XFree86 version is 4.2.1.1.) Despite > having tried several suggestions (I've specified the "radeon" driver > in place of "ati" in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4, loaded the "radeo

Help with AGP and 3D acceleration for Radeon 7000

2004-01-07 Thread Gerardo Ballabio
Hi all, may I request your help? I've recently bought a Radeon 7000 graphics card for my home PC running Debian testing. (XFree86 version is 4.2.1.1.) Despite having tried several suggestions (I've specified the "radeon" driver in place of "ati" in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4, loaded the "radeon" kernel