On Saturday 01 March 2003 20:49, Tom Wesley wrote: > On Saturday 01 March 2003 15:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Tom Wesley wrote: > > > On Saturday 01 March 2003 12:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > >>I've seen this on my Radeon VE/7000, as well. If you kill the offending > > >>app (I can get it to occur with the endgame screenhack from > > >>xscreensavers most easily) by logging in remotely, you can get X back. > > >> > > >>Not sure what can be done about this, except for a 4.3.1. > > >> > > >>I got my source tree from CVS, too, so it isn't just the SUSE packages. > > > > > > Ah that's a shame. Have you tried reducing the agp speed or > > > fast-write? > > > > Well, my motherboard (ASUS CUBX-E) can only do AGP 2x, so that's the > > limit here. I suppose I could try AGP 1x. And I've got the fast-write > > option commented out in my config file. I guess I could try uncommenting > > it and making it false. > > > > But, really, it SHOULD WORK! > > My board is 4x capable, but I have not tried lowering it. I have read the > docs, and if they're still up to date then the default is 1x, fast-write > off. So I guess lowering them won't do a lot. I'm not sure where to go > from here, so I'm sticking with 4.2.0 > > Tom
Have you tried the most recent version of the x rpms from apt-get, together with the most recent kernel? Just wondered before I gave it a go. Tom
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