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I've got this mobo with S3Unichrome/KM400 and wanted to install unichrome-X-r30 package and build a new xorg, but where to copy the files from the unichrome package?? I downloaded the whole xorg sources and then.. what??
copiled the 2.6.8 4 times but it's loosing somewhere the agpgart module (~drivers/char/agp/ [???] there is this via-agp, but what to do to compile this module), also lost the ide-scsi module.. just great..
nope.. there is an agp directory, but only some intel module (intel-mch-agp.ko --by the way what the heck is a *.ko?? s this correct name for an object?)
yeah thats the correct name (for 2.6 kernels). when you start in on it again, do make xconfig/menuconfig again on your kernel source directory (DO NOT do make mrproper first) and check what you have checked in the agpgart module (is via support built in or enabled as a module).
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