they, have but X is broken.
> When i
> moved window then cpu loads on 95%. Open source driver have not 3D
they have. You are just using an old version.
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-789154-start-0-postdays-0-postorder-asc-
highlight-.html
I don't know the HD3850 card.
From the x11-drivers/ati-drivers-9.10 FAQ
2. Which ATI graphics cards can use this driver?
The ATI Proprietary Linux driver currently supports RADEON 8500 and later,
as well as FireGL 8700 and later products. We do not currently plan to include
support for any products earlier than this.
Drivers for earlier products should already be available from the DRI Project or Utah-GLX project.
Here, I have a Readon HD 3300 (onboard) and xorg-server-1.6.5 .
Using the x11-drivers/ati-drivers-9.10 graphics is really fast
including googleearth.
But, as noted earlier, these ati-drivers don't work with
xorg-server-1.7.1
Helmut.
--
Helmut Jarausch
Lehrstuhl fuer Numerische Mathematik
RWTH - Aachen University
D 52056 Aachen, Germany
I have xorg-server: 1.6.3.901-r2, and xorg-x11: 7.4-r1. Were is the x11-
drivers/ati-drivers-9.10 FAQ?
on the AMD homepage.
Don't worry, your card is supported by catalyst 9.10, will be supported by
9.11 and probably be supported by 9.12
Just use the ati-drivers package - and patch xorg so it won't suck in 2d.
> I would use kde-base/kwifimanager-3.5.10 every now and then to check networks,
> IP address, or strength of signal when I would not use iwconfig or iwlist.
> This will be removed soon, so what is the KDE4 equivalent?
Great timing, as I need to revisit my wireless options and
strategies on several laptops.
One can always look at the options:
'ls /usr/portage/net-wireless'
but, it is nice when folks comment on what works well with
kde4, as that is my issue too.
http://gentoo-portage.com/net-wireless/
gives a great interface and let's you know a bit more info.
net-wireless/waveselect
looks promising?
Do post back what you end up using.....
hth,
James
What the patch? Give me more information, please.
But i have very high cpu loads in 2D.
What? Broken X? I use old version? Give me correct link, please.
> What the patch? Give me more information, please.
>
I have sent you a link to a forum thread in the other mail. Everything is
there.
is correct link.
Some time ago a 'fix' was added in X that makes 2d with ati-drivers (and nvidia
drivers) painfully slow. That forum thread explains how to undo the damge.
Just read the thread.
Thank you much. Link correct. ^)
But this link incorrect. Last part corrupted.
wow, you can't even cope with a little newline 'problem'?
just copy all the parts and remove the space, if there is one. voila, you are
done.
Very fun. ^)
eix write "No matches found". And emerge - "!!! 'xorg-server-1.6.3.901-r99' is
what are you doing with eix?
(besides, is eix setup correctly? check eixrc)
and emerge see the other mail.
and /usr/local/portage is your overlay directory?
try
emerge =x11-base/xorg-server-1.6.3.901-r99
yeah, unpacking in /usr/portage is completly wrong. Just follow the
instructions.
Post back the results of
eix xorg-server
- Mark
the problem is he is unpacking in the wrong directory.
Also he has been using 1.6.3.901 before - and on that thread he can download
several different versions.
So then pick the version that you DO have that's closest.
Because obviously the instructions are telling you to install a very recent
unstable version, and you equally obvious do not have that anymore as things
have changed since the instructions were written.
--
alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com
just because you unpack sopmething somewhere does not make eix know about it.
It only knows about it after the next sync/emerge.
> > it. It only knows about it after the next sync/emerge.
>
> I solve this problem. Add PORTDIR_OVERLAY="/usr/local/portage" in
> make.conf. Now i have 1.6.3.901-r99. But CPU 95% anyway. I use driver from
> amd.
>
and you are using WHICH driver?
if you use kde - disable effects temporary and turn them back on.
Volker's instructions work, but the overlay method is more complicated
than it needs to be. You can find an easier method of applying the
patch here:
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-794699.html
This has the benefit that it works with all versions of X.Org and not
just with 1.6.3 and you don't need a custom ebuild in your local overlay.
Note that the patch we're talking about does *not* fix the CPU load on
moving windows; ati-drivers are just too slow with this operation. It
only fixes the resizing, maximizing and opening of new windows.
You didn't answer his question.
Tip: There's big capital letters in it.
Another tip: If we wrote code the way you answered questions in this thread,
the code would never run. You have to answer questions with facts around here
if you want help.
indeed., except all xorg-server versions are covered in that thread ;)
as I wrote before, 'they' changed X a long time ago for intel drivers and
screwed over everybody else. So it is X fault - but X devs put the fingers in
their ears, say it is everybody's else fault and sing lalala.
that has nothign to do with spec and how to use uninitialised memory.
I really don`t understand this. X have spec and all must use it. X don`t
Hm. Is it undoc hack in X? Could i see this diff in code? I want use it in
other distrs linux.
look at the patch and google a bit. There has been a lot of talk about this.