Alistair John Strachan wrote:
On Tuesday 27 December 2005 15:57, Gerhard Mack wrote:
I have it working in X.org with no problem. I just can't get the drm
module working in the kernel. Last time I tried to just add my PCI ids
the problem was a lack of PCIE support in the drm drivers.
I'd try again, I have a vague memory of reading a changelog a few releases ago
that mentioned PCIe support in radeon-drm.
FYI the fglrx drivers suck badly. ATI hasn't bothered to keep their
drivers up to date at all and the result is that they finally have
working 2.6.14 drivers but only for 32 bit machines. x86_64 is still
broken on any recent kernel and it's been that way for months. ATI's tech
support basically gave up after several days and just informed me it
wasn't really supported and there is nothing they could do for me.
You're better off running open source drivers anyway, it's less hassle, you
don't have to worry about every kernel upgrade breaking them, and it's only
an X300 anyway -- on my Mobility 9600, I just play a few small games and
expect OpenGL accelerated applications to work properly.
If your goals are similar, they're probably achievable with mainline.
The DRI project only supports up to the Radeon 9200 unless I missed an
update and their page is outdated. Check the DRI ATI page for details.
http://dri.freedesktop.org/wiki/ATI
Now.. the fglrx driver supposedly supports the X300, but if ATI won't
support you on it that doesn't mean much, I guess.
-- Chris
Editor, PCBurn.com
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