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I had the same problem after _finally_ getting the drivers to work on |
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the same XPress chipset. |
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Though I was using my old kde settings, once I renamed the .kde |
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directory for my user and |
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logged in again it worked perfectly. |
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Also, make sure you're not trying to load the composite extension. |
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Also I just noticed that I have Option "omit xfree86-dga" |
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set in my config, you may want to try that. |
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Mark Haney wrote: |
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> Okay, I FINALLY got the ATI driver to work for my Radeon XPress 200M. It took |
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> some doing, but it's there now. But, and this is the strange one, the |
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> graphics are all wrong. The windows are all transparent and they are |
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> impossible to read, even on a solid background. Not all of the window is |
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> transparent,however, only very large parts of it. Any idea what could be |
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> causing that? It's essentially the same problem as before, except now the |
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> windows do clear themselves when closed instead of 'ghosting' in the |
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> background. |
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> Any clues why this is happening? This is the standard KDE theme without any |
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> changes. It shows up fine with the mesa3d display, so I'm at a loss to |
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> what's causing the problem. I'm so close to getting this working, I don't |
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> really want to give up now. |
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