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My HP Pavilion has ATI 264 VT4 card on board. It has been disabled so that
I can use All-in-wonder AGP. Everything works in Win98. Though it is a pain
to let Win98 to forget the on-board VT4 (As soon as AIW drivers broken, Win98
still goes back to his old friend VT4)

Now in Redhat 5.1 with new XFree86-3.3.3-1, SuperProbe was able to bypass
VT4 and detects AIW as 264 GT3. But Mach64 server still goes to VT4 and then
complains non of the configured device is found.

Does anybody has any idea to let Mach64 to ignore the on-board VT4 and uses the
All-in-wonder AGP.

Many thanks.

JieShi Root  

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Quote:>Hi:

>My HP Pavilion has ATI 264 VT4 card on board. It has been disabled so that
>I can use All-in-wonder AGP. Everything works in Win98. Though it is a pain
>to let Win98 to forget the on-board VT4 (As soon as AIW drivers broken,
Win98
>still goes back to his old friend VT4)

>Now in Redhat 5.1 with new XFree86-3.3.3-1, SuperProbe was able to bypass
>VT4 and detects AIW as 264 GT3. But Mach64 server still goes to VT4 and
then
>complains non of the configured device is found.

>Does anybody has any idea to let Mach64 to ignore the on-board VT4 and uses
the
>All-in-wonder AGP.

>Many thanks.

>JieShi Root

I've got a similar problem. I am using two card, both pci and agp (ATI 3D

windows 98, but the mach64 x-server complains with 'non of the configured
devices is found' when trying to use them under linux. If I remove one of
the cards, it works fine. But I guess you can't remove your build-in
graphics adapter :-(.

Achim