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2009/1/2 Sebastian Redl <sebastian.redl@×××××××××××.at>: |
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> Beso wrote: |
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>> you need also to enable damage and render extension in the extensions |
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>> section. here's what |
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>> ity should look like: |
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>> Section "Extensions" |
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>> Option "DAMAGE" "true" |
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>> Option "RENDER" "true" |
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>> Option "Composite" "Enable" |
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>> EndSection |
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>> |
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>> |
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>> you'll also need to enable texturedrender in your device section to |
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>> enable the Xv. i've been not |
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>> using fglrx for some months now (the xf86-video-ati is quite enough |
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>> for my needs) and i don't |
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>> remember all the hacks that are available for fglrx driver. look at |
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>> the phoronix forums for more |
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>> detailed configuration infos about fglrx. |
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>> |
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> Thank you. |
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>> by the way, what ati board do you posses?! maybe the xf86-video-ati is |
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>> better than fglrx for |
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>> your needs (it has xv, exa and opengl acceleration for boards till r500). |
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> R515, so in theory, the radeon or radeonhd drivers should work. In |
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> practice, I had nothing but trouble with them on my experimental setup. |
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the radeon driver has your board inside the supported boards. it has 3d accel, |
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textured render, uses exa (which is better than xaa), has tear free x-video and |
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other goodies. anyway, with fglrx you might still have a better |
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performance (with |
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xaa) since the tuning of the radeon driver is still not as the one from fglrx. |
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dott. ing. beso |