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> > I don't have that xorg.conf within reach now, but aticonfig's |
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> > --max-gart-size=NUMBER parameter governs over the respective |
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> > xorg.conf option. Try 32, 64, 128, 256 or nothing at all. Experimenting |
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> > with Option "UseInternalAGPGART" "yes" # or "no" |
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> > in combination with various GART sizes might also be worth the time spent. |
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> > My X works with GART size 128 and the UseInternalAGPGART option omitted. |
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> > -Roman |
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> Here's what I get when I run aticonfig with that command: |
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> aticonfig: unrecognized option `--max-gart-size=128' |
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> aticonfig: parsing the command-line failed. |
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> AFAIK, I have the latest drivers, I just updated them last week. Any ideas? |
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I use ati-drivers-8.27.10-r1. It's the lastest masked version - maybe only |
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such recent aticonfig knows the option. |
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Anyway, the appropriate xorg.conf line is: |
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Option "MaxGARTSize" "128" |
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(in the "Device" section). |
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That reminds me - I use stable gentoo-sources and when trying to |
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emerge the latest stable ati-drivers, the fglrx.ko |
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module doesn't get correctly compiled. |
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I.e. the emerge process won't fail and stop to emphasize a fatal error. |
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Check if you can 'modprobe fglrx'. I only succeed with the latest masked |
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ati-drivers. |
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-Roman |
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