I'm pretty sure that if you write to Apple and tell them that and threaten to
bring in trading standards or whatever the equivalent is in your country then
you will get some more satisfactory resolution. It's not a fair business
practice to sell you time-limited defective hardware and just keep
Enrique Morfin wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a 1GHz tibook, ati 9000m.
>
> i buyed it in march 2003. 8 months later it began to
> display some horizontal lines, but just in osX
> (10.2.8), linux was working flawlesly (2.4 series with
> benh patches, and daenzer dri). I taked it to apple,
> they say, it
flawlessly), again the problem just in osX.
Ati 9000m is defective? Anyone having problems with
this card? other ati card?
Just some serial numbers?
Can dri or any part of linux be afecting the card?
Any other ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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On Sam, 2002-11-23 at 17:29, Nathan S. wrote:
> I've been having some problems getting X to start on
> my biege G3. The video card is an ATI Mach64 Turbo (I
> think), but the driver "ati" isn't working for it.
> I've also tried "ati/atimisc", "atimisc", and "vga",
> but none of them work. I shou
I've been having some problems getting X to start on
my biege G3. The video card is an ATI Mach64 Turbo (I
think), but the driver "ati" isn't working for it.
I've also tried "ati/atimisc", "atimisc", and "vga",
but none of them work. I should mention that I
haven't entered the busid or chipset i
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