Hello George,
> The graphics and sound support for intel 815 motherboards
> behave in a very erratic manner. With some motherboards, it
> is all okay. But, with some others, the graphics and sound
> comes only occassionally. Even if sound comes, the sample
> rate is absurd. Also, if we switch between graphical and text
> modes, the system might hang.
You forgot to mention which version of Red Hat and/or XFree86 you are
using. Searching the web I found the following notes:
Intel 440MX, i810, i815 series
Dumb onboard sound drivers feeding either onboard or AMR (audio modem
riser) codecs. These are supported from 2.2.16 onwards. 2.2.17 is
recommended for best results. Features depend in part on the AMR or
onboard codec. Be sure to get one supporting rate-adaption.
("intel i815 linux sound")
(http://www.linux.org.uk/OSS/)
and
And I can confirm you that some configurations are catastrophic with
the Intel i815 chipset. Just after installation, the servers were
crashing every two or three hours, I solved that by deactivating the
GLX extension and direct rendering (fortunately I don't need that). Now
it crashes every three weeks, that's better, but yet to be improved!
:o)
("intel i815 linux")
(http://bizforums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0x8ff4e822e739d711abd
c0090277a778c,00.html)
Bye,
Leonard.
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