Kernel 2.6.14.2 Incompatible with ATI drivers?
From my fglrx-install.log:
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- creating symlink I am running: SuSE 10.0(OpenSuSE) with Kernel 2.6.14.2(KDE 3.4.3, Xorg 6.8.2) Intel P4 ECS P4ITA motherboard with i850 chipset 256Mb ram ATI Radeon 9000 Here are my prereqs, all being met: ATI Driver script 8.19.10 and fglrx 6.8 8.19.10 for Xorg 6.8 Kernel 2.6, with source installed in /usr/src correctly(as per the last 3 kernels) agpgart for my Intel i850, intel_agpgart POSIX Shared memory glibc version 2.3 Code:
Garibaldi:/usr/share/fglrx # lspci Code:
Garibaldi:/usr/share/fglrx # lsmod Code:
Garibaldi:/usr/share/fglrx # mount | grep shm Code:
Garibaldi:/usr/share/fglrx # rpm -q glibc |
could be an incompatible kernel/driver, downgrade the kernel or wait for a new driver release.
Also check the forum of ATI if ATI has one. and or contact the developers. |
I have sent in an ATI support ticket, however given their usual lack of linux support, I am not hopeful of a speedy resolution. I was hoping to get some verification/corroboration and even possibly a workaround to load good drivers rather than mesas. I tried using the flat 2.6.14.2 official kernel patch, the flat kernel from scratch, the -mm patch, and finally the 2.6.14.2 KOTDs from SuSE. I was hoping it was a mis install of the kernel, I loaded something wrong, etc. But I highly doubt that to be the case at this point.
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I had to use this;
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I just noticed this in the end of my dmesg. I am quite sure I haven't seen this before. What exactly does it mean? Is something wrong?
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fglrx: version magic '2.6.14.2-20051118171902-default 586 REGPARM gcc-4.0' should be '2.6.14.2-20051118171902-default 586 REGPARM gcc-4.1' 1) Those are the modules you need loaded, you have the ati_agpgart and no chipset agpgart? 2) I expect that .config is for when you compiled the kernel, is that the commandline config? |
Everything needs to be the same, the kernel src at /usr/src/linux and the kernel you are using uname -a Mine is just the stock kernel from kernel.org and then I did
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SuSe does it different I think. |
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