E7205 (granite bay) and AGPGART 3.0

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03-18-2003, 12:27 PM	#1
Barlad LQ Newbie Registered: Mar 2003 Posts: 1 Rep:	E7205 (granite bay) and AGPGART 3.0 Hello there, I have a problem with my E7205 chipset and AGPGART. Under 2.4.20 kernels patched with the AGP3.0 / E7205 2.4 support patch, my chipset is properly recognized by AGPGART v0.99 : I get a "detected chipset : E7205 yaddi yadda". When I use latest beta kernels (i.e 2.5.64 patched or the new 2.5.65) agpgart v0.100 (thus the one after 0.99) says it cannot recognize my chipset although I did activate AGP3.0 compliance AND E7205 support in the kernel. Anyone has got an idea please? I wanted to try agp_try_unsupported=1 but last time I did that I got a "invalid option" or something like that. It should not be need anyway since theorically, agpgart supports E7205. Thanks in advance.

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