Intergraph did high end PC workstation cards before 3Dlabs bought
them years ago. I don't believe XFree86 ever supported any of
their cards natively, though it looks like there's a cheap cirrus logic
chip on the board for VGA compatibility. You can probably get that
working with some low resolution 8 bit modes using the CIRRUS driver
(try 800x600 in 8 bits per pixel), but that's about it.
Really you're probably better off getting a newer video card.
While that card was probably pretty hot in its day, it's not likely
to hold up too well against modern video cards. www.xig.com might
have a commercial X-server that still supports this card, but I
suspect that for the cost of a commercial X-server you could buy a
card that's faster than the 3410T and is supported by XFree86.
Mark.
On Tue, 10 Jun 2003, jmw wrote:
> hi --
>
> i successfully installed Linux 9 on my Dell Precision 410 WS, and it seems
> that everything works except Graphics mode. a copy of the log is attached.
> from that, it seems that Linux cannot recognize the card. Linux was installed
> on its own disk. am i reading the log correctly? can you offer any suggestions?
>
> the video card is Integraph Intense 3D 3410T Pro, 16MB ram.
> --
> j m w
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