I think that happened to me, and I changed to a generic chipset, or no chipset at all in the XF86Config file, to stop getting the error. It still doesn't work on my computer, because the frequencies go out of range, so now I'm wondering if it's because I don't specify the chipset. I have an AMD too. If you write to Tim Roberts, can you post his answer in this mailing list?

Thanks,
Paulo

Dave Littell wrote:

Hi,

I've installed FreeBSD 4.8 on a machine and I'm now trying to get X
going. The chip is supposedly a ProSavage DDR as you can see in the
attached log file's PCI scan. (I selected the "-K" version based on Tim
Roberts' site that shows the "K" indicates an AMD processor.) FreeBSD's startup recognizes the chip as an "S3 model 8d04", so that's
consistent with a ProSavage (again based on information on Tim Roberts'
web site).



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