On Sun, 27 Jan 2002, OS wrote: > Okay, here we go ! I've tried the following on an ATI Rage 128 RL and a Rage > Mobility Pro chipset.
The R128 will do DRI, the Mobility Pro (which I believe is a Mach64-derived design) will not - at least, not yet. Support for Mach64-based 3D-enabled cores is in the works. > I modprobed agpgart and it duly appeared with a useage counter of 0. I then > modprobed r128. It too showed a useage count of 0, but the agpgart useage > count had gone up to 1. That's right - because the r128 DRM uses the AGPGART interface. > I couldn't find a module called mtrr, perhaps Mandrake doesn't ship with that > module ? It's never a module, it's either built into your kernel or it's not. If /proc/mtrr exists, then (a) it's built into the kernel, and (b) your CPU supports MTRR (it's a CPU feature - K6-2s stepping 8 and up, K6-3s, Athlons, some Cyrix chips, and P2/P3/P4 (including Celerons) have MTRRs or a close analog). > The XFree86 log file indicates that XF doesn't baulk at any of the modules it > loads. It happily loads dri, drm, glx etc.. But no where does it say "dri > enabled". Anyway, it's attached. It looks like you may need to add a line that says 'Load "dri"' in your Module section. Otherwise the X server itself doesn't know about DRI, or the setup for it or anything else. Derrik Pates | Sysadmin, Douglas School | #linuxOS on EFnet [EMAIL PROTECTED] | District (dsdk12.net) | #linuxOS on OPN
