On Fri February 23 2007, Gene Heskett wrote: > I've downloaded and installed the current ati drivers for my third party > (VisionTek I think) ati 9200SE 128mb card. Me believes this may be your prob. As I recall, support for older ATI cards was dropped in a fairly recent driver update. I even found that corroborated somewhere on the ATI site, if my memory serves. I'm not sure where you're downloading these drivers for your card, but, I'd suggest poking around. When this happenned, I did the research and confirmed what I'd read in some post somewhere, which occasion I used to happily dump all my 9200SE's (I had three or four), and went to NVidia. If you decide to upgrade, I would also suggest you get your drivers from freshrpms and install the dkms package at the same time - dkms will automate the module building process for you, so that each time you upgrade your kernel, it will detect that and build a new kernel module for you on the fly as part of the boot process - for this to work, you will also need the kernel-headers package for your kernel - install that once, install the driver once, install dkms once, and you'll never have to think about your video drivers anymore - I haven't installed a new kernel module through six or so kernel updates in FC6. -- Claude Jones Brunswick, MD, USA
