So, I guess it is conclusive.  The drivers provided by ATI at their site
are DEFECTIVE.  When are we going to get some good drivers?  I'm not
going to plug and unplug my monitor every time I boot my computer to get
dual screen.  They need to fix their package so that when you install
the rpms, then all you have to do is run fglrxconfig like they tell you
to and that should be the end of the job.

Just for follow up ...  Yes, I am seeing fglrx loaded when I run lsmod
from an X terminal.  I'm not sure why I wasn't seeing it.  Here is my
output from fglrxinfo from an X terminal:

display: :0.0  screen: 0
OpenGL vendor string: VA Linux Systems, Inc.
OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
OpenGL version string: 1.2 Mesa 3.4.2

The XF86Config file has the BusID line and the Load "dri" lines
commented out so that I can at least get a screen.

Paul


On Wed, 2003-04-02 at 07:03, _ 0kita wrote:
> So in answer to Paul's questions earlier (hopefully he's following this 
> thread):
> 
> You probably won't have to recompile your kernel.  Only the loadable kernel 
> module from ATI needs to be recompiled, and that's through the two scripts 
> mentioned in previous posts.
> 
> You won't see the agpgart kernel module if you're booting into init 3.  If 
> you want to see if you're properly loading the kernel modules, try firing up 
> X through startx.  Then switch to another console using CTRL-ALT-F2 or one 
> of the first function keys (at the top of the keyboard).
> Now when you run lsmod you should see both the agpgart and fglrx modules 
> loaded.
> Heck, why not run fglrxinfo while you're at it, and see the ATI driver 
> running.
> 
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