@Adam
sadly, yes. But it now should be clear with the existing workarounds
that's not necessary for future releases.
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Title:
PPC -
Thx for the feedback Lars, I think we can call it on the bug Walter,
so far nobody else has come forward with anything that suggests
otherwise.
Where would we propose to implement those params to be set as default
for the specific systems in future builds/ releases, would a post to the
ppc list
I believe this is due to incomplete or not at all set up Xorg conf which
for some reason is not done for a long time on certain Radeon systems,
so those are without DRI and all the bells and whistles.
Did you try what I mentioned above?
sudo service lightdm stop
sudo Xorg -configure
sudo mv
known ppc radeon 9000-range AGP-freeze issue, needs radeon.agpmode=-1
yaboot param workaround, additionally combination with video=ofonly is
recommended
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Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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Thanks Lars,
still learning the ropes with this, from Walters response I gathered we
could call it, but I'm glad we can work the installer defaults in, makes
more sense that way and I expressed as much on the bug, was just not sure
if this should be left open all the way.
Am 11.11.2014 05:45
Thanks Lars,
still learning the ropes with this, from Walters response I gathered we
could call it, but I'm glad we can work the installer defaults in, makes
more sense that way and I expressed as much in my comments above, was
just not sure if this should be left open all the way, but yeah makes
Hi Walter,
yep not default for every kind of ppc system, only for those specific G4
ibook's with the radeon 9200 variant, tho eMacs with those would also
seems like a save bet-!? Sry I haven't yet gotten around to the FAQ/
Known Issues addition but I plan on spending some time on it tomorrow :)
System was installed using Boris/Adam's agpmode=-1that worked to
clean up the 14.10 GUI . . . and I've tried various flavors of
radeonfb boot parameters . . .
- don't! My understanding was using radeonfb conflicts with KMS which
we want to use nowadays, so try to leave it out and instead use
Hello all,
@Walter I did encounter this in 14.04.1 as well
it works if I force PCI mode via yaboot radeon.agpmode=-1 (which I
thought was the expected workaround for an unknown issue with AGP and
the user would be expected to use it)
While on my system with a 9200 based chip under OSX it's
so I quess the question might be what changed, did AGP work before, was
there no hardware acceleration, was PCI transfer maybe temporarily
forced?
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