First, thanks for the answer. > 1) Make sure whenever you change drivers you quit X first. > That was the case ;-) > 2) Ensure libgl-dri is removed from your system, then install > ati-fglrx-utils (these two packages conflict - libgl-dri is needed for > xf86-video-ati but screws up fglrx) > Yes, I checked that too. > 3) in your /etc/rc.conf, specify your AGP modules in the MODULES array > in this order: MODULES=( ... agpgart intel_agp fglrx) - where intel_agp > is actually your board's AGP driver ( can be found with lsmod | grep > agp ) - the agp modules must be loaded before fglrx. > Didn't know that but I'll try, maybe it will help :-) > 4) Disable RENDER and DAMAGE extentions in xorg.conf - fglrx doesn't > play nice with these afaik. > RENDER and DAMAGE ? These are standard extensions enabled by default, but I'll try... Did you mean the Composite extension ?
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