--- Zaheer Kozhakkaniyil <zaheermk at email.com> wrote: > > 1. 'PCI bus id' not found > 2. '/dev/agpgart' not found > 3. 'Video RAM' set too low? >
Can you try disabling the framebuffer? Like "vga=none" option as the kernel parameter. It's Core2 Duo right? Has anyone checked i965 chipset with X? It could be some trouble with not detecting the correct video chipset. I believe you can access the CLI. What does 'lspci -vv' say? BTW, is it the latest version of PCLinuxOS? /dev/agpgart not found, means it is having trouble allocating video ram. One possible trouble could be X was instructed to display using kernel framebuffer. I'm sorry, I don't currently have an access to my Linux box, but you can read xorg.conf(5) and disable display of X through kernel framebuffer. I remember once installing IT at School GNU/Linux (forgot the version), and in the end it asked me (after detecting X and all), whether to enable display through kernel framebuffer. I consented, and that caused me a 3-day of trouble-shooting Try and run memcheck86 -- just to see that your RAM is ok. I guess that might be the problem.. not sure though. No worries, Mahesh Aravind Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur! ----- http://maravind.blogspot.com/
