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On 9/3/07, James <wireless@×××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Mark Knecht <markknecht <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> > I suspect that ATI has integrated an existing VGA core into a new |
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> > chipset. |
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> yep.... |
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> > I stick with the radeon driver if I want any real support. |
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> That driver did not work either.... |
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> It's a waiting game. One day, when googling, I'll find a post about that |
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> chipset being covered..... |
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I think that it's PERFECTLY appropriate to subscribe to LKML and ask |
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them about it. They are always interested in supporting new hardware. |
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Often they are already working on it and can give you a schedule or |
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tell you what kernel to build to get it working. |
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My only point was they don't like the ati-drivers, not that they don't |
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want to support machines if possible. |
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Of course, ATI has to release specs for the Radeon driver to support |
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it completely. I think they do that but somewhat slowly. |
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Just my 2 cents, |
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Mark |
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> Had a recent similar issue with a sony laptop, for one of the employees. |
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> It's an intel 965G. No support (yet) in the i810 driver.... |
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> oh well, they'll work eventually. Neither employee is big on 3D or |
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> graphics anyway..... |
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> thx, |
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> James |
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