Re: F7 Intel X3100 fatal crash (Thinkpad T61 using Google Earth)

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On Thu, Sep 13, 2007 at 04:28:22PM -0600, Phil Meyer wrote:

> The new intel chipsets are 'barely' supported right now.  The upstream 
> stuff is going well but hasn't reached us yet.  They are busily adding 
> the Dell/Ubuntu/intel changes.
> 
> It will come down from development by itself with yum, but if we wait 
> another couple weeks we should have most of that in updates.

Is the rawhide/development version of the driver worth trying now or
isn't that working well with F7's xorg version and should I then try
F8 test2 instead?

Also, is there a simple way to turn off accelleration support, so
that it at least works (more) reliable for now?

Thanks so far.

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