On Tue, Aug 31, 2004 at 12:56:51PM -0500, Jason L Tibbitts III wrote: > system-config-display doesn't recognize the chipset at all and > suggests the VESA driver. Should I open a bug for this? Yes. > I edited xorg.conf and set it straight. X runs fine and 2D seems > accelerated but 3D is not. I thought Unichrome DRM had been merged > but I don't see a kernel module for it; is there any way to turn it > on? It's not 2.6 merged and there is some essential work to be done there for the 3D before it goes in. > I'm quite happy that 2D is working; thanks to all who have made this > possible. A quick note, though: the video output on this board is > blurry and generally rather poor. I've tried several (Unichrome, > Intel, ProSavage) and have yet to find an onboard chipset that > produces reasonable video output. The analogue side is all off chip on these things. They are used for cheap boards so you get cheap analogue parts too Alan