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Operating Systems => Linux and UNIX => Topic started by: hm_murdock on 17 March 2003, 02:06
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I've run into a terrible problem...
I added an ATI Rage 128 Ultra PCI card to the machine (there's no AGP slot, only integrated AGP), and even though XP Pro can use it fine, none of the X11 Rage 128 servers want to function...
I believe the problem is that the integrated AGP is still active, and X11 wants to try to use that, even when the Rage 128 server is selected, which causes X11 to crash completely, not just fail to start, but it hangs Linux, I can't even switch back to a text console.
How can I make it use the Rage card in the PCI slot, and ignore the integrated Intel 810?
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Turn it off in the bios.
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unfortunately, that's not possible. all you can select is betweent PCI or AGP built-in as the text console.
Oh well, for now, I won't worry with it... the filesystem got corrupted and I just formatted the partition in XP. I'll wait until I get a new board and stuff (which won't be long).
Then it'll be right!
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Originally posted by Jimmy James: Mac Commando:
I've run into a terrible problem...
I added an ATI Rage 128 Ultra PCI card to the machine (there's no AGP slot, only integrated AGP), and even though XP Pro can use it fine, none of the X11 Rage 128 servers want to function...
I believe the problem is that the integrated AGP is still active, and X11 wants to try to use that, even when the Rage 128 server is selected, which causes X11 to crash completely, not just fail to start, but it hangs Linux, I can't even switch back to a text console.
How can I make it use the Rage card in the PCI slot, and ignore the integrated Intel 810?
XFree86 will only use the driver you tell it to use. Did you try to set up a new XF86Config file?
I used to use a pci vid card with an i810 chipset motherboard and had no problems.
I'd also suggest you remove agpgart from the module list.