----- Original Message ----- From: Jason Rottman
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 7:53 AM
Subject: [mythtv-users] Video Card driver

I am having a very difficult time finding and installing a video card driver for my ati 9200se so that I can output through s-video to a tv. I tried using the binary provided by ati.com, however all I got was a "Permission Denied" error, even though I was logged in as root. Any help in finding the driver, and instructions on how to install it would be most appreciated. I've searched the list, it seems like many people have had issues, and have been able to get it to work. Thank you.

Jason

Hello Jason,

A quick google for: ati linux drivers "permission denied"
16. Handling "drmSetBusid failed"
    The following is a quote from the DRI-FAQ at http://dri.sourcforge.net:

        How do I fix:
            [drm] drmSetBusid failed (7, PCI:1:0:0), Permission denied?
        Posted by: Liam

        This "Permission denied" problem has been reported a couple of
        times now. It seems to occur if the DRM kernel module is compiled
        with a different compiler version than the kernel. AFAIK no one
        has bothered to find out why so far.

        You can either compile the kernel yourself or find out which
        compiler RedHat used and use the same one for the module.

    This is provided to our end users just for informational purposes.
    If the individual situation really does resemble to the mentioned
    root cause can not be answered in general but should be resolved by
    the respective system administrator on a case by case investigation.

    We do at least recommend you to run these two commands for analysis:
        cat /proc/version
        gcc --version
    The reported version numbers for the previousely used and now present
    gcc compiler should match. In case your environment does provide more
    than one version of gcc then the shell script for the custom kernel
module build be inspected and tuned to request the matching version.Does that fix your problem? If not could you give us a more detailed description of the error?
What distro? Version? The output from the above commands?

I've had trouble with some ati cards in the past so might be able to help if my memory doesn't fail me :P

HTH

Steve
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