Hi all,
I'm able to do software suspend with the binary-only ATI driver.
This is in no means disrespect to the open source DRI driver but is just an
info for someone who doesnot know. I myself came across this by accident.
You need a program called vbetool. This allows one to save and restore
Hi,
Just for your reference, I have a laptop with PentiumM 1.7GHz, ATI radeon
mobility 9700, 1280x800 screen, SUSE 9.3, r300 driver with Dynamic clock
enabled. xscreensaver shows around 77 fps with
atlantis -root -whalespeed 458 -delay 0 -size 8350 -count 3 -gradient -fps
BTW, I tried gentoo
Yes, I did recompile but it doesn't help. This is the order I recompile
things:
xorg, r300_drm, Mesa with r300_dri, xmame
Should I recompile xorg once more?
Toan
On Wednesday 06 July 2005 21:49, Vladimir Dergachev wrote:
> On Wed, 6 Jul 2005, Nguyen The Toan wrote:
>
Hi guys,
I installed r300_driver and have problems with DGA. One major application I
used is xmame, which runs fastest in DGA mode but it complains
XDGAOpenFramebuffer failed
Is it a bug with the r300 driver ? or I did something wrong. The Xorg.0.log
does not give any errors. xpdyinfo shows X
Hi guys,
I install r300_driver and everything went smoothly. Quake3 (commercial
version) works flawlessly so far. glxgears reports around 1160 fps. Suspend
and resume works great, a MAJOR advantage over the commercial ATI driver.
Thanks for the great work.
These are just two small questions.
Hello,
I hope this is not too off topic. I bought the retail version of Quake 3 few
years ago. But now I want to try it on Linux. Does anybody know if I need to
buy a new copy for linux or if I can modify the Q3 Linux Demo somehow ?
Thanks in advance,
Toan
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