@Radoslaw, I used that one on my last attempt.
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@William Berzoff, I gave up for the moment being, as my driver page (
http://ajoliveira.com/ajoliveira/uk/software/xorg.php ) states. At this
point I got no time left, the code I used is there. I made 4 attempts to
correct the code with 4 different sources. I even grabbed archlinux
sources,
I have to add that I got problems on 2 other laptops using Trident and
Intel graphics boards and I had to revert to 12.04, because those became
unusable. I therefore do not recommend anything other than 12.04 for an
usable, stable system.
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Sorry for late reply. Still no time left. Yes, this question is a
repeating one, I will create a faq on my page very shortly. Thanks.
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I have been very busy, but meanwhile two builds have been carried out
with no success. I choose to start from scratch again, and I hope to get
a new build ready very soon.
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Hi, Jonas
I coudn't get the proper results and some people complained that they
could not use 1366x768 panels, and that were the two reasons I took the
original http://linuxconsulting.ro/ driver and am modifying all modules.
I expect to have a few hours today to get to this :-)
Cheers all
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Thanks for the tip. The code you refer to does not compile, it stops at
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a look, maybe he solved what I didn't and vice-versa...
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Hello, new attempt, new failure, I ported all the code to 1.13.0,
suspect I have a couple of pointer problems with the swap function. The
remainder was accurately migrated. Will keep on...
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Unfortunately my spare time is scarce. Fortunately my working PC uses
this board and my eyesight needs the updated driver. :-) will try again
early this week.
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Hello
I have been trying to compile the old driver, modified over and over on
12.10. I succeeded to compile it, but the modifications were too many,
and the driver does not work properly. Why are we in need of so many
modifications? xorg 1.3.0 widthdrawed XAA acceleration, just EXA is
supported,
rectification, X version is 1.13.0
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Hello, Jay
Check that you installed the right driver for your architecture (32 or
64 bit) and that you have copied a fresh xorg.conf as the one in my
pages. The code for the drivers in 10.04 is slightly different from the
one I use now, but what you describe seems to point to some oddity in
hi
please email me, this is a bug report space not a helpdesk, sorry bout saying
it, i'm ready to help but don't want others to be bugged, and meawhile get the
output of #uname -a that will tell you if u are running 32 or 64...
cheers
antonio
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I just placed 32 and 64-bit versions of a driver made in a hurry because
I am in lack of time referenced at the usual place:
http://ajoliveira.com/ajoliveira/uk/software/xorg.php
and
http://ajoliveira.com/ajoliveira/pt/software/xorg.php
Hope it helps, with a little more time i will
Hi
The only news is that I posted the code on December 7 on:
http://ajoliveira.com/ajoliveira/gen/bin/xorg-driver-sis671-0.9.2.tar.gz
and sent you a mail on the same day warning you of that...
Cheers
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@mantas, thanks for the info, I republished all binaries aith all
unneeded symbols removed. You may very easily do this on your own files
with Linux stripper, the equivelent of the windoze I was talking about:
strip --strip-unneeded sis671_drv.so
I didn't do any .deb on purpose my
Hello, I have been out on another non-profit, making a conference on
advanced audio and electroacoustics, there I am a pro, not in
video...@tpurch, it seems as I told Martin in private I used some branch
of your published code on the last version with a few modifications i
did. The code used
@Pander, greetings, your 2 first assumptions are correct, smaller in
size, smaller in memory usage yes but faster in processing not really.
On properly-built systems debug symbols are invoked when somebody need
those at the debbugging phase.
Briefly reviewed the code since 8.10, if the debug
Hello
I'm happy somebody will be working on this, at last...
Thanks good luck, I'll continue to hold strings until this bug is
solved.
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Hello
Upon a discussion with Martin Lee and a few subsequent tests both on a
1366x768 and aain on 1280x800 I modified the drivers for Lucid and
Maverick that I have on
http://ajoliveira.com/ajoliveira/uk/software/xorg.php
The 64-bit drivers were tested by me on a 1280x800 and are identical to
Hi
Yesterday I configured the test laptop where I instaled 32-bit xubuntu
10.10, and I hope today I will be able to finish the process by
compalinng the driver. A lot of people are complaining about the
incompatibility of this kernel (apparently not the distro itself) with
some sata controllers,
Hi
The cycle is completed, UNTESTED 32-bit driver published.
Cheers
Antonio
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Thanks, Pander, corrected it.
Yesterday I tried until midnight to compile and test the 32-bit driver
on an external USB disk, no way, I can't do a proper install on a
Maverick 32-bit cd (gnome) on a usb disk as I did with the 64-bit. Even
the 32-bit usb image created by the standard ubuntu
Hello
I already did a preliminary trial with Maverick and an usb disk, but I
ended up with grub rescue, install touched my standard hd, I cannot
understand why ;-) Solved the issue and will come back to it, hope some
results will be available soon. A little more patience.
Cheers
Antonio
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The 64-bit driver and instructions for Maverick are available at:
http://ajoliveira.com/ajoliveira/uk/software/xorg.php
This driver was tested, hd movies perform far better than in lucid.
check this link for a screenshot:
http://ajoliveira.com/images/maverick.jpg
I hope
Hello
That is my intention, in spite my free time is not what it used to be
just a few weeks ago, I assume now it s negative :-) I will try as soon
as Maverick comes out, and I assure you I won't change to Maverick in my
working laptop. I need some rest, Lucid had too many bugs for a
production
Hello
As soon as Maverick leaves the beta state, I will try to add it there.
But I would like to see it compiled on a stable release as I have done
with the precedent versions.
I have already received a version for testing purposes.
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Sorry I missed your question...It wasn't supposed to be... It's 771/671
specific.
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Hi Alex
This was theone I used:
ajoliveira.com/ajoliveira/gen/bin/xorg-driver-sis671-0.9.1-fixed-
source.tar.gz
cheers
Antonio
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Sorry...
http://ajoliveira.com/ajoliveira/gen/bin/xorg-driver-sis671-0.9.1-fixed-
source.tar.gz
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The problem I have of broken display at start-up has nothing to do with
acpi. It happens after I for some reason running w* (to communicate with
a serial device after its pipe was broken on virtualbox). The machine is
multi-boot, and every time I run w* now, I have to e2fsck my boot disk.
In spite
Boas
Permissions are ok, just send me a mail to my homepage mail address
(it's on the main page) and we will ry to sort this out in private.
Antonio
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The driver we both compiled has an intermittent flaw, happened to me
this morning and I heard this before:
LoadModule: sis671
(II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/old_sis/sis671_drv.so
dlopen: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/old_sis/sis671_drv.so: undefined symbol:
resVgaIoShared
(EE) Failed
I edited my /boot/grub/ menu.lst so as to turn acpi=off and will keep on
watching this. More people complain they can't see a thing with the
lucid install disk, and I have a frozen display toshiba a10 after lucid
upgrade, maybe there is a connection.
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Copied 32 and 64-bit drivers to my xorg page
http://ajoliveira.com/ajoliveira/uk/software/xorg.php
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Hi Jonas
With the sources you used the failure is as described below:
ajolive...@luna:~/main/temp/sis/xorg-driver-sis671-0.9.1$ make
make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory
`/home/ajoliveira/main/temp/sis/xorg-driver-sis671-0.9.1'
Making all in src
make[2]: Entering directory
Yes, you're right, with full sudo make install it compiled (sudo make
didn't succeeded in creating the libraries) and well, destination is
just a question of configure prefix.With the second one, compiling ok on
karmic, no. But at least one is finishing, so later on I will do it on
32-bit and try
The 64-bit compiled driver works as expected.
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The 32-bit driver is now recompiled as a Lucid native and was re-
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Hello
It is by far better on Lucid release 32-bit. The only way of booting a
toshiba a10 is by putting it in the recovery mode. Neither the display
is detected or the wireless adapter work, but that is the lucant-agere
bug, described elsewhere. The computer worked fine on Karmic, and is
unusable
Guten tag Jonas
This very bug is marked as won't fix. I will try the driver pointed by
Ricardo, usually 32-bit drivers won't work on 64-bit os, I have seen it
elsewhere so the reason for the question. I now have both my standard
working machines in a bad state with production Lucid, the other one
Further adding to this thread
Regarding the blog linked by Ricardo #96 the driver works with 64bit.
Where is your problem exactly?
My problem is that the driver you suggest, and as expected, does not
work (and it would surprise me a lot if it did) on amd64 lucid. So, I am
still on my own, danke.
Ah, sehr gut, sehr gut, mein freund...
I am using the vesa driver, otherwise i could not write this stuff on my main
computer, I did the jump to try to be of help to all the people experiencing
this issue, in fact, i have a tutorial on my website explaining how to do it
otherwise a lot of
Guten habend, Jonas
Your compiled driver works, viele danke :-), but not exactly as you say,
we will come back to it.
I have to say that I am astonished. I had exactly the same modules
except libgl1-mesa-dev.
the so file should be copied to /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/old_sis, and this
is
ok, agreed, of course i can boot and use the stuff, and if you look at
my web page, maybe you find some extra tips to get it going, but, the
question is, will the regular user be able to do it?
All the best
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The driver does not compile in this xorg version 1.7.6:
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I am stuck for the moment being...will keep trying. The same problem
exists on other distros.
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Hello
When compiling, even with xserver-xorg-dev installed, I get the error:
sis.h:74:27: error: xf86Resources.h: No such file or directory
The driver compiled ok on Karmic.
A similar bug has bee filed here:
Filed #572420
waiting...will try on 32-bits on another machine tomorrow, maybe I can
at least help the 32-bit users...
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Hi
RH, correct, i am compiling an old driver. that is one of the 2 that work on
Karmic. included sis driver does not work at all.
GH, that is a 32-bit driver which I tried to compile under lucid...
make[2]: *** No rule to make target `sis6...@driver_man_suffix@', needed
by `all-am'. Stop.
in
Hi, this is a real PITA, see bug 301958 and
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=95896
this card (771/671) is not detected and there is no bloody driver for it
on the kernel.
I was a provider of 32 and 64-bit karmic and Jaunty drivers on my site
because most of these good people can't
Anyway:
Changed in xserver-xorg-video-sis (Ubuntu):
status: New → Won't Fix
well, fair enough, get us a bloody driver instead...
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status of bug 572420 :
Changed in xserver-xorg-video-sis (Ubuntu):
status: New → Won't Fix
and this one:
declined for Lucid
can't go any further in this direction, got to search elsewhere...we are
on our own, everything is ok and we are just a bunch of buggers...
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Hi
My driver is a repackaging of the Winischofer driver for both Jaunty
and Karmic. It is working 100% on my laptop, either with the integrated
lcd (1280x800) or with an external monitor. But I heard that there are
cases of difficult coordination between the lcd and the external
monitor. I have
Ah, soon I will try this driver on lynx, xorg 1.7 is there and I am
curious to knw if I must keep using Jaunty or not...
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For long I have a complete set of ubuntu drivers on my site for this
board with ful instructions, I just didn't compile the latest 32-bit
driver, check:
http://ajoliveira.com/ajoliveira/uk/software/xorg.php
or if anybody prefers it in Portuguese:
Hi
OO 3.01 on 32-bit Jaunty, export to pdf on an NFS drive crashes OO
Writer. It works as expected on local drive. Don't know if it is related
to this bug or if you want me to open a new one/conduct further tests.
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