> Hmmm. I am using the G450 but never could get them working as a
> secondary controller unless I enabled the MGASDRAM option (the G450
> worked find without this option if it was the primary contoller).
It worked wery well on my 6 heads. With MGASDRAM enabled, I can also
enable hardware accelera
Increasing MAX_WIDTH/MAX_HEIGHT in Mesa does have it's problems if
you go too far though.
Here's a little more detail from Brian Paul.
Alan.
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Unfortunately, it's not that simple. Increasing MAX_WIDTH has a few
implications:
1. A
On Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 03:52:06 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Hmmm. I am using the G450 but never could get them working as a
> > secondary controller unless I enabled the MGASDRAM option (the G450
> > worked find without this option if it was the primary contoller).
>
> It worked wery wel
> Increasing MAX_WIDTH/MAX_HEIGHT in Mesa does have it's problems if
> you go too far though.
>
> Here's a little more detail from Brian Paul.
>
> Alan.
I increased MAX_WIDTH to 4096, and now Mesa works as it should.
I have run "gears" all over the screen, and the Mesa demos as well,
at almost 4
