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I have a HP Pavilion ZV6000 with a ATI Radeon XPRESS 200M 5955 (PCIE). |
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I can chose to use dedicated memory or shared memory or both. If I choose |
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dedicated memory (or both), I can't use the proprietary driver if I load the |
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fglrx module and try to use DRI. If try to do this, X turns blanks. In |
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the logs I see clearly |
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that X cant find memory. |
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This doesn't occurs whit disabled DRI or without fglrx module. And |
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it's ok with shared |
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memory (but the performance isn't good). |
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The free driver doesn't suport DRI yet, so I have to use Xorg OpenGL |
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emulation. But, at |
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least I can use the dedicated memory. |
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I'm stil waiting for a better solution, independent if with |
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proprietary or free driver. |
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2006/11/14, Chris Traylor <ctraylor@××××××××.com>: |
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> Has anybody tried the new ATI driver? I did the emerge, and everything seemed fine. |
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> However, when I go to log in, any keypress or mouse click crashes the entire system. If I |
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> switch from the fglrx driver to the open source radeon driver everything works (or at least |
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> the things that the xorg driver supports, seems to work). I tried updating qt,kde, and |
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> reinstalling xorg 7.1, but all to no avail. I haven't gotten to trudging through the X logs yet, |
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> but I figured I'd go fishing for ideas, just in case, someone ran across this as well. Any |
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> ideas (sans a lecture about slaveryware from Duncan) would be appreciated. |
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Joaquim |
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(o_ Joaquim Quinteiro Uchoa |
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//\ Consultor Linux e EaD |
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U_/_ Linux User # 100534 |
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