Re: Available RADEON packages for RHEL 3 WS-AMD64

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I don't have any opteron systems and I don't know whether Mike has made
rpms for them or not, but if you want the latest and greatest 3D for
radeon /r200, I suggest you pull a copy of the DRI cvs tree and build
it on your workstation.  Mergedfb support is in DRI cvs so you'll get
that too.  I assume the drivers should work on amd64, but I've never
tried them myself; perhaps someone else can comment on that.

Alex

--- Philip Pokorny <ppokorny@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Mike,
> 
> A while back you posted that you had updated RADEON drivers for 4.3
> that 
> fixed PCI/AGP detection issues and included a number of improvements.
> 
> I'm trying to get the best 2D (and hopefully 3D) graphics that I can
> on 
> a 64-bit OS for an Opteron workstation.
> 
> Unfortunately, the nVidia drivers while working in 2D sometimes, have
> 
> been a bust most of the time.
> 
> Likewise, I've had problems getting the RADEON drivers to work as
> well.
> 
> Some of this was caused by the unique architecture of the Tyan S2885 
> (K8W) motherboard.  The Linux AGP bug related to AGP bridge detection
> on 
> that motherboard has been documented and fixed.
> 
> But still, DRI, 3D and multi-head/Xinerama support elude me.
> 
> Your previous post implied that you had created RPM's for AMD64, but
> I 
> can't find them on your site at the URL provided.
> 
> Can you update me and the list on the status of your RADEON driver 
> development (perhaps including the Merged Framebuffer support?) and
> make 
> AMD64 RPM's available?
> 
> Thanks,
> :v)
> 
>

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