3D on ATI 9200 128MB RAM

[Robin Laing]

Giuseppe Cavallo wrote:
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> On Monday 19 January 2004 18:56, Robin Laing wrote:
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>>Giuseppe Cavallo wrote:
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>>>Hi all,
>>>I'm trying to configure my ati radeaon 9200 but it doesn't work in 3D. I
>>>see by lsmod and I see that the agpgart module is not loaded. I have
>>>loaded it by modprobe but modprobe fails. I read the dmesg and I see:
>>>Linux agpgart interface v0.99 (c) Jeff Hartmann
>>>agpgart: Maximum main memory to use for agp memory: 439M
>>>agpgart: Detected Via Apollo Pro KT400 chipset
>>>agpgart: unable to determine aperture size.
>>>
>>>My MB is Asus A7V8X-X.
>>>
>>>In XF86config I load dri and glx. I use the fglrx modules for the card
>>>ati's driver.
>>>What can I enable 3D in my card?
>>
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>>For what it is worth.  I am having similiar problems with an ATI 9600.
>>  As it is a new computer, I am still trying to resolve this issue.  I
>>have even tried the ATI drivers but it still doesn't work.
>>
>>--
>>Robin Laing
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> I have installed the driver ATI if I launch lsmod is loaded only "fglrx                 
> 189160   0" and I try to load a module agpgart I have the abovr problem. I 
> stay made I google search but now I don't find the key for this solution. If 
> you have some news post this. Bye.
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I am starting to look at my install from scratch.  I did a scan 
through what code I could last night and I do see that things should 
be supported by th ATI driver.

Some place I read that there is a conflict on ASUS motherboards but I 
havn't had any success in finding this again to get details.

As my machine is a new machine, I have other priorities to ensure that 
my wife is happy and my daughter is happy.  DRI is an added feature 
that is much lower on the priority list.

I get the same response that fglrx kernel module isn't being used and 
this is the first problem to resolve.  I don't know if I made an error 
in the installation or what at this time.

-- 
Robin Laing