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http://deesto.pastebin.com/GiZWqQRk No errors that I can see; the only warnings are: Code:
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You're currently using the 'radeonhd' driver, not the 'radeon' driver. While radeonhd should, theoretically, work, it doesn't see as much development or testing as the radeon driver. If you didn't have an xorg.conf file in your home directory specifying radeonhd, Xorg should, in fact, default to the radeon driver.
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Does /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/drivers/radeon_drv.so exist? It should, because that's the default driver F12 uses for all radeon GPUs. I don't know what that's packaged as, but it should definitely exist. Try specifying the radeon driver and then pastebin the log file if it doesn't work.
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adamk75: yes; both radeon_drv.so and radeonhd_drv.so are there. 'sudo X -configure' gave me a fairly sizable conf file to work with, and it did include a "radeonhd" driver entry. I changed this to "radeon" and rebooted, and I can't tell why, but the Xorg logs still show the "radeonhd" module being loaded in addition to "radeon", same results.
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Really, please pastebin the log file :-)
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Well the radeonhd driver is clearly still on your filesystem. If you actually removed it via yum, then there is something wrong with your fedora installation, which you need to resolve before trying to get compositing working. Unfortunately, I really don't have any idea what 'something' is at the moment.
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The 'hd' driver was eventually removed after a few restarts. It's definitely gone now and no reference to it in the conf.
Now Xorg isn't looking for that, but still not working: http://deesto.pastebin.com/tKazhr60 Now some new errors there: including some looking for a module called 'fgl.renamed.libglx'. Oddly enough, 'FGL.renamed.libglx.so' does exist in modules/extensions; why the 'FGL' is lower-case in the log, I'm not sure, especially, since it's referenced as 'FGL' in xorg.conf. |
That's still the old Xorg log file. Also, if you have fgl* files on your system, you apparently still have the remnants of the fglrx driver installed all your system.
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Sorry ... please refresh the page; I edited my post with the right log file (I think; too much pastebin going on here): http://deesto.pastebin.com/tKazhr60
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OK, we're getting closer, but clearly there is still something not quite working here... First, Xorg is using /root/xorg.conf.new. Did you tell it to do that?
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(II) Loading /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/extensions/libglx.so Adam |
Thanks ... let me clear up a few things:
- the fglrx stuff was left behind by the proprietary driver. I did a re-install and un-install to clean up the cruft, which seemed to work. - that xorg.conf.new was the default name for the file generated by 'X -configure'. I have rebooted and rerun this using the usual file name. - after all that, still the same %$#^& result: http://deesto.pastebin.com/NS33bWrg |
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(II) RADEON(0): Output DVI-0 connected Wait... Are you actually running 'startx' or just 'Xorg' (or 'X')? Adam |
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