Can't use sis or sisusb on a SIS 330

business_kid · 05-01-2023, 01:46 PM

@Gitez: Now you have the answer, in the next post after your diagnostic information. Are you getting the idea?

Gitez · 05-01-2023, 02:12 PM

as I said (again) I uninstalled the sis driver because it conflicts with sis-dri.

I thought I said I was back on arch linux, sorry.
and anyway the packet in the openSUSE repos is obsolete and doesn't work with the latest kernel version.
then as business_kid said, there doesn't seem to be a driver for the 330 (I see no reason to use this card so it's understandable)

Gitez · 05-01-2023, 02:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by business_kid

Are you getting the idea?

yes of course... it's the first time I post here and I'm not used to ask for help...
but i think it's a dead end with this card, and i've already disturbed a lot of people for a pc that won't be of much use anyway

business_kid · 05-02-2023, 08:09 AM

You're at a dead end with uyour install, because you must have libraries but can't find them. The hardware is a certified POS - the graphics anyhow. If it's a card, you can junk it. Have a look on ebay for secondhand graphics cards. If you never heard of it, post details or a link and we'll warn you off the worst ones.

EDIT: To find /lib, run

Code:

sudo updatedb
locate ld-linux.so

and you should see that exact name somewhere. To find /usr/lib64, search for libc.so.6. Check them with 'ls -l' because they are symlinks, to check they point at something.