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This might be a problem with the drivers as well. I have seen this |
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issue on other systems with various ATI cards and I have yet to come |
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across the solution for it. |
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On 6/28/05, Chris Frederick <cdf123@××××××.net> wrote: |
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> Luca Barbato wrote: |
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> > Chris Frederick wrote: |
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> >>I'd be happy to help test. Is there any testing methodology that I |
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> >>should follow? Or any specific application I should test, or xorg |
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> >>config settings I should try? |
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> > Just unmask and emerge the .13.4 driver as usual and use it as a |
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> > standard ati-driver. If it works as should that means that I repackaged |
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> > it correctly and requires no other patching... |
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> > lu |
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> Everything works. The only problem is that it appears to be painfully |
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> slow. I have 4M generic video cards from the mid 90's that are giving |
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> faster framerates, and this thing is in an amd64 3K. I'm going to check |
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> the bios tonight, the board is using shared memory, and I might have set |
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> it really low since it wasn't working before. Other than that it's |
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> working well. |
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> Thanks |
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> Chris Frederick |
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