Re: GoogleEarth on Intel Video

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On Tue, Sep 18, 2007 at 11:02:40PM -0300, Marcelo Magno T. Sales wrote:

> Anyone using GoogleEarth 4.2 on a box with Intel 945 video chipset and 
> running F7?
> Here, it works ok when the view high is above 1500 Km. Closer than that, 
> the map area becomes increasingly white/gray until nothing more is 
> shown. I've tried with i810 and intel video drivers with the same 
> result.

Is this with the "intel" driver or the "i810" driver?

Using the "intel" driver with Intel 965 chipset is even worse: running
Google Earth there crashes the X server and it can't be restarted, nor
do any consoles work, so you have to reboot remotely or do a hard reset
to recover from this :-(.

GE is really a good test for video drivers, it seems...

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