Christopher Stone
Wed, 29 Nov 2000 11:51:06 -0800
On Tuesday 28 November 2000 04:03 am, you wrote: > Christopher Stone wrote: > > Well, im not sure, this is the same video card i have used in my old > > computer, all that has changed is a faster motherboard and cpu. However, > > I also had to change my XF86Config file to have option "nolinear" in > > order for X to run without crashing. Im thinking my video card is just > > too old for todays hardware (S3 generic), I will search around the > > internet and see if I can find a solution. > > Hmm, > > You shouldn't need ot give the nolinear option, that is the problem. > This is likely caused by your bios setting the mtrr registers up wrong, > or doing something else wrong with your memory map. > Have you tried: > -compiling a kernel with mtrr support? > -updating your new mb to the latest bios? > > Regards, > > Hans > I tried to recompile the kernel with mtrr support, but this didnt help :(, and also I did update to the latest bios (which I was forced to do in order for it to recognize my cpu). I have not yet tried Nathan Hand's suggestion, but will try that next (unfortunately redhat 7 does not come with a README.S3 file) Thanks again for everyones help -- Regards, Chris --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Send administrative requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]