Cary Mabe wrote: > Thank you again for the help. You guys are amazing. I'm looking forward to > the day when I can contribute a couple of answers instead of more questions. > In the post the other day, the person answering told me to check the kernel > modules for dri. like below > > > "What is the make and model of the video chipset? Are you using XGL? (IME, > XGL = EPIC FAIL, but it might work on Intel video cards.) Are the kernel > modules needed for DRI loaded? Those are agpgart, intel_agp, and radeon here > on my laptop, but YVideoCardMV." > > > The chipset on the board is SIS 661/741/761 pci/agp, or at least that's what > the device manager is reporting. And I have no idea how to check which > kernel modules are loaded. > > Thanks in advance for any advice/knowledge that comes my way. > > > You can see which kernel modules are loaded by opening up a command prompt/terminal window and typing lsmod.
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