Re: direct rendering with RHL 9 on ATI Rage 128

"Mike A. Harris" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.xfree86
Organization Red Hat Inc.
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Dave Reed wrote:

>> >It's been a while, but I thought RHL 8.0 configured my ATI Rage 128
>> >Mobility chipset in my laptop for direct rendering. I just installed
>> >RHL 9 and direct rendering is not enabled. The "Enable Hardware 3D
>> >Acceleration" checkbox is insensitve when I run
>> >redhat-config-xfree86. I have thousands of colors as the option since
>> >I believe this chipset/laptop LCD only support 16 bit color.
>> 
>> Manually enable DRI by editing the X config file and making sure
>> the line:
>> 
>> 	Load "dri"
>> 
>> ... is present in the modules section.  Our config tool assumes 
>> that 3D acceleration is only available on Radeon and matrox I 
>> think.  Someone (possibly myself) reported this stupid behaviour, 
>> but it seems to have not gotten fixed.  As such the enable-3D 
>> feature in the config tool is useless, unless you have one of the 
>> few cards the checkbox is enabled for.
>> 
>> Please file a bug report about this and CC me.
>
>
>I sent a second mail (although for some reason I didn't get either of
>them) indicating that it does work now. I'm not certain what I changed
>although I may have initially selected 24 bit color. The checkbox is
>still insensitve but I do have direct rendering. Do you still want a
>bug report submitted.

The bug wasn't DRI not working, it was that the config tool 
doesn't let you enable DRI.  That is aparently still a valid bug, 
so yes, please file it in bugzilla.


-- 
Mike A. Harris     ftp://people.redhat.com/mharris
OS Systems Engineer - XFree86 maintainer - Red Hat



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