On Tue, Nov 07, 2000 at 11:06:15AM -0800, Seth Arnold wrote: > Greetings Theppitak; I have two guesses to the source of your problem. > The first possibility is the "vbe" module is not being loaded, but the > i810 driver is trying to load something that deals with vbe. Try adding > the following to your Module section: > Load "vbe"
That's fine. The error messages regarding vbe have gone. But new messages ask for xf86InitInt10, xf86Int10AllocPages, xf86ExecX86int10, xf86int10Addr, xf86Int10FreePages, and xf86InterpretEDID symbols. What module(s) to add more? > The second possibility is your kernel version has a different AGPGART > interface than X expects. I currently run X4.0.1-1 on Linux 2.4.0-test10 > with good results. I have heard that recent versions of 2.2 (2.2.17 or > so?) also work well. You need to compile AGP support into your kernel > (either directly in, or as a module, I believe. I would suggest module > to help keep the size of the kernel small), and your kernel needs to be > recent enough. (Also ensure the /dev/agpgart file is a character file > with reasonable permissions. :) OK. Now I'm replying mail from rxvt on my X window. X is openned OK with the agpgart.o module added, despite the unresolved symbols above. Thank you for your suggestion. -Theppitak.
