> I took a look at your files on the web. A quick check of > /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/Cards indicates the following: > > NAME Weitek P9100 (generic) > CHIPSET Weitek P9100 > SERVER SVGA > NOCLOCKPROBE
Thanks for that info. I didn't even know that file was there, but it wouldn't matter much since mine is old and doesn't have that entry. Did I do something bad by just getting a new XF86_SVGA and not upgrading anything else? I noticed that the NOCLOCKPROBE and tried putting that in the config file. It definitely didn't like that. Is there a way to tell it not to probe the clock? > I noticed you have a RAMDAC entry and a Clocks entry in your XF86Config. > It may be that the card does not like to be probed (the commented VideoRam > entry would suggest this). If you haven't already, try removing those > entries and see what happens. Beyond this I'm out of ideas. Just read, > read, read .... :-) Thanks for the idea. I tried commenting those out as well as setting both RAMDAC and Clockchip to the values the it normally detects (ibm_rgb525 and icd2061a, respectively). None of these made any changes. I also tried specifying Chipset "p9100", but it complained about rendition being an unknown chipset and then proceeded to detect the P9100! That seemed really strange, but I won't claim to know what it means. Thanks, Patrick Olson
