Ok, here's something interesting. The screen is slightly unstable even in a text-mode console. The whole screen has a very slight shimmy going on. Keep in mind that just prior to installing Fedora, I had a Debian Sarge installed, and this did not occur, so there must being something going on with the way the Intel 810 driver is initializing the chipset. Any ideas?
Thanks!
--Steven
If you go into bios, there should be two settings for video. The first is a selection for legacy options. Video memory may be one of the choices. There is also a selection for AGP settings.
Anyway, see if the first setting can be set to higher than 1 mb. It might be possible to up the AGP setting also.
To get over 640 x 480 resolution in the first place, I had to upgrade the BIOS to the latest version, A04 for the machine that I had the trouble with.
Also, concerning the i810 driver. I had crashes w/ X and cut it down to at least two screensavers.
noof (repeatable, tried twice) StarWars (Repeatable, tried three times)
Another screensaver just gives a white screen. The screensaver is GLEidescope.
GLBlur crashes shortly after starting.
bug # 128358
Jim
-- If it happens once, it's a bug. If it happens twice, it's a feature. If it happens more than twice, it's a design philosophy.
