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Hello Lou,

Thomas gave me the following link. It contains some good info on the
SIS630

Kind Regards,

Graeme.

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Look here:

http://www.webit.com/tw

Choose "Linux on Gericom".

Thomas

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From: "Lou Spironello" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 3:03 AM
Subject: [Newbie]Sis630 video problem


> Anybody find a solution (partial or complete) the the SiS630 video
> problem. I've noticed
> many reports of problems with the SIS630 video problem on this list
> and on others.
> 
> I'm running RH 7.2 with a SiS630 video chipset on a Socket A m812
> motherboard. The SiS630 takes it's memory from the motherboard and
> I have it configured for 16MB.
> The status notes on the Xfree site indicate problems with the
> SiS630 driver if the buffer
> is not configured to 4MB.
> 
> I bought this motherboard this past Friday and I have to determine
> if I'm going to keep this motherboard or replace it.
> 
> I get different screen behaviours depending upon which program
> generates the XF86Config file.
> 
> Xconfigurator creates an XF86Config file which, when loaded,
> produces a horizontal flicker display with some distinguishable X
> windows, however it is unusable and unreadable.
> 
> xf86config produces a XF86Config file which produces a black
> screen.  
> 
> XFree86 -configure produces a configuration whereby the screen is
> viewable but it crashes.
> The screen is the GNOME brown "screen" pattern with the cursor
> displayed as a large X (i.e. just before the GNOME splash screen is
> displayed)
> 
> I've checked the SIS site and the status section of the XFREE site
> which indicate and number of "FIXES" but none seem to work.  The
> VideoRAM size section indicates that there are problems with the
> SIS chips accessing over 4MB of RAM. The board I have only allows a
> minumum of 8MB configuration.
> 
> Anybody have solutions to this problem with the SIS drivers?
> 
> Thank you in advance for any help.
> Lou Spironello
> 
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