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On 9/3/07, Alan E. Davis <lngndvs@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Thank you. I have solved the problem for now, but live in fear that there |
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> is something untoward going in on my hardware. |
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> |
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Quite possible. It can also be caused by misconfiguring kernel |
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drivers. I recently (accidently) selected the ATI agpart driver |
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instead of the Intel driver. Most drivers correctly detect when their |
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corresponding device isn't present, but this one gamely tried to |
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manage the AGP bridge and fouled up memory whenever X started... |
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So you may want to review your kernel config and make sure you have |
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all the devices you're attempting to use. |
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