>>>>> "MAH" == Mike A Harris <mharris@redhat.com> writes:
MAH> All Radeon hardware chipsets are AGP. The X server is
MAH> reporting an AGP chip because a Radeon PCI is a PCI card with
MAH> a Radeon AGP chip on it. AGP is an extension of PCI. When
MAH> the chip is on a PCI card, the AGP features are merely
MAH> nonexistant. Note that it is the _exact_ same chip on a
MAH> Radeon PCI or AGP card. They are not distinguishable via PCI
MAH> ID.
Ah, gotcha!
MAH> Hard to say what the problem might be. It's probably a
MAH> generic driver timing issue with the specific display
MAH> hardware you've got, or even driver generic. If it is a
MAH> driver bug however, it is most likely unfixable except by
MAH> someone with the same video card, monitor/panel and ATI docs.
MAH> You might find the xfree86@xfree86.org list to be more
MAH> helpful as this is likely a generic XFree86 issue than one
MAH> specific to Red Hat Linux.
Thanks Mike, I'll try that route.
-Barry
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