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<0> kittenbot: eth0: 00:0A:E6:D2:F1:F4 -- eth1: 00:0A:5E:60:84:3D
<1> sound... monitor..
<2> c13: that depends on what you have in your computer.
<3> 2752 - 00:0a:e6 - Elitegroup Computer System Co. (ecs)
<3> 2616 - 00:0a:5e - 3com Corporation
<1> level`, witch one hase most choice.
<3> eth1 is your 3com card.
<0> kittenbot: nice work :S
<2> c13: i don't think there are big differences, both use linus's torvalds kernel, so what the heck?
<0> kittenbot: how do I know I got the driver/module correct set up at all?
<1> level`, to find the best one
<3> If ifconfig -a show them, then you have the right modules loaded.
<2> c13: it depends on what you want.
<1> workstation not server.
<0> kittenbot: ok. fine. hm. i'll try setting static on eth1... sec
<3> Down the other interface, as well...
<2> c13: well ask people who really used these systems for a long time.
<0> kittenbot: sure :) but will my services know to listen to eth1 by now?
<3> If there are two interfaces on the same subnet, linux will only output to one of them by default (I believe).
<2> personally i would use fedora, because i never liked suse.
<3> Andz0r: Your services are probably listening on 0.0.0.0 -- they won't care about interface, unless you specifically configured them to care.
<3> To find out >>> netstat -plunt
<0> kittenbot: ok. and 0.0.0.0 is whatever is up/and default right?
<0> ok
<3> The World, yes.
<0> well, looks like it's up :) thank you very much :)
<2> heh.
<2> hahah, that was funny.
<1> level`, i got em all ubuntu 5.10, mandriva 2006, fedora core 4, and suse 10
<4> wow c13
<4> so many
<1> i dont know witch one to use... i like mandriva 2006... suse isent that good. and im waiting for ubuntu and fedora core 4
<1> Xeona, hehehe
<1> i like the source's of mandriva 2006 "urpmi"
<1> but the control center is starting to get old compared to yast in suse...
<1> hoping that fedora core 4 is gonna suprise me
<1> i want the eye candy.
<1> suse hase got alote.. but my peecee dosent go to well with it...
<2> what graphic card?
<1> well it dose it's just my monitor
<1> ati 9600
<1> 128mb
<1> radeon..
<2> you will have problems with that everywhere.
<2> i stood 2 days dealing my ati radeon
<1> need nvee right
<2> you need to boot textmode, modprobe -r radeon ati dri
<2> install the ATI drivers from ati.com and it'll go cool.
<2> after that just glxinfo and see if direct rendering is On..
<1> i modprobe before or after
<2> that's kinda ll.
<2> modprobe after you boot textmode.
<1> before or after the ati drivers.
<2> before.
<2> and make sure kernel has agpgart support.
<2> add in this order to /etc/modules : agpgart intel-agp ( or whatever chipset you use - i use SIS ) and the fglrx
<1> i use fglrx too
<1> so what should i add to the order
<2> in the /etc/X11/xorg.conf just change the Section "Device" to load the Driver "fglrx" and add an Option "UserInternalAGPGART" to that section to.
<2> come on, can't you read? READ...
<2> save it somewhere, didn't find support on this one on the net... you might take it ussual.
<2> eh typo.
<2> just remember to boot in textmode.
<2> and this worked with my radeon 9250, Yes, radeon 9250 3d acc working hehe :)
<2> got to split, later all.
<1> thx man
<1> see ya
<1> level`, just one thing
<1> what do you add to the /etc/modules ...
<1> dident get that one intel-agp
<1> what do you mean my chipset...
<2> i mean what board chipset do you have?
<1> im a newbi
<1> so could you be a little more exact
<1> please..
<1> if i go an 9600 agp
<5> heya Glombrg
<1> ati radeon
<1> level`, i got an Ati Radeon 9600
<1> ah the /etc/modules you meant the xorg conf
<1> right level`
<2> no no /etc/modules is not xorg.conf
<1> what do i add to that then
<1> the chipset...
<1> intel-agp
<1> if i got an ati, its what ati-fglrx
<1> and if the dri is already in the xorg.conf
<1> do i still modprobe it
<2> follow the simple steps and you will succeed.
<6> I have no idea as to why but my shell has been rejecting the fglrxconfig command
<6> And I've installed the rpm twice by now.
<3> Is the command in your path?
<1> level`, ok but i just need to know what i need to write for my chipset an ati radeon 9600
<1> thats all
<6> I'm not exactly sure I'm kind of new to linux I'm only now trying to get drivers and such working
<2> depends on what motherboard you have c13
<1> AMD
<2> Flounder_: what distro/kernel and what hardware.
<1> xp 2200+
<3> What's the output of >>> rpm --list /path/to/rpm/file/you/installed | grep -i fglrxconfig
<2> what chipset ?!
<6> My distro is Fedora Core 4 let me pull up kernel in a sec
<6> 2.6.11-1.1369_FC4
<1> level`, is that the chipset xp2200+
<1> or do you mean if its onboard
<1> my is agp
<1> mine
<6> Um kitten can't seem to get anything out of that command
<3> Flounder_: And it reports no errors? In which case, no fglrxconfig was installed.
<3> (by that rpm)
<6> Hold on
<3> To find out what programs that thing installed >>> rpm --list /path/to/rpm/file/you/installed | grep bin
<2> Flounder_: what hardware are you trying to find drivers for ?
<6> ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 128mb
<2> c13: what CHIPSET DOES it HAVE!? mine uses a sis, there are via and intel probably
<2> damnit
<2> !chipset
<1> it's an AGP
<1> i dont know what the chipset is
<6> it's not giving me any output from that command
<2> c13: it's the motherboard chipset, not the video's card one.
<2> Flounder_: ok, don't install fglrx from fedora reps/rpm's
<2> use the ATI driver available at www.ati.com
<2> be sure you are booting textmode.
<6> I grabbed that and their rpm
<2> remove anything regarding fglrx on your system
<6> For the X.Org 6.8 system
<2> do a modprobe -r avi,radeon,drm
<2> make sure you have agpgart support in the kernel ( ati support here )
<2> install the driver from ati.com
<2> do a aticonfig --initial
<6> Great terminal is complaining no modprobe command
<3> Flounder_: Try instead >>> rpm -ql /path/to/thing | grep bin
<2> add in /etc/modules agpgart , sis(via, intel or whatever chipset you have)-agp and then fglrx
<2> reboot, should work now.
<1> level`, i got an AMD 2200+xp must be SIS too
<6> still nothing from it
<3> Flounder_: Try instead >>> rpm -ql /path/to/thing
<6> claims package not installed
<2> so add agpgart sis-agp and fglrx each on a newline to /etc/modules
<6> I may need to switch over to kde terminal in gnome doesn't seem to work to well
<6> brb
<3> Flounder_ >>> rpm -qlp /path/to/thing
<2> hehe kittenbot :)
<3> level_: Don't have an rpm system here -- perhaps I should just have kept quiet :P
<2> let me guess, debian or gentoo ? ubuntu maybe =) ?
<7> hi all
<3> level_: Debian.
<6> ok in kde now
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