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Has somebody got intel video working with the new 2.6.25 kernel?
I upgraded and now xf86-driver-intel doesn't seem to work. When i do hwd -x it only creates a vesa xorg.conf file and no xorg.conf.i810. with my old xorg.conf it says "no screens found" because of that module.
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What's the name of your driver in xorg.conf? If it's "i810" you need to change it to "intel". At least that's what did the trick for me.
By the way, I got the error after the driver's update some days ago, but everything is working with the recent kernel update.
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monk, i believe that has more to do with hwd's tables. Manually setting it as intel works fine, but the hwd tables seem to be messed up for the new kernel.
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The driver is working fine here
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Hwd reads the result of "lspci" and compares the vga hardware's vendor and device id with the /usr/share/hwd/xorgtable. If kernel does affects the hardware information, I am not aware.
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Hwd reads the result of "lspci" and compares the vga hardware's vendor and device id with the /usr/share/hwd/xorgtable. If kernel does affects the hardware information, I am not aware.
Good to know.
The thing is I have the same problem with hwd. I have 2 kernels. One is .24 and the other .25. Just switching between the 2 kernels is enough to cause hwd to give me different settings files. Also when on .24 hwd runs cleanly, but on .25 hwd shows a set of end of line errors for a bunch of different pci devices, including the gpu. My conclusion was that something changed in the kernel and now it is showing a different id, and hwd hasn't been updated yet for it. Either way, I'm fine with it, since I do most of my configuration by hand anyways (hwd can't handle wacom ).
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Also when on .24 hwd runs cleanly, but on .25 hwd shows a set of end of line errors...
Yes, you are right! Didn't try until now. "Hwd -e" still looks quite fine but "-s" is messed up. I will take a look how to fix it.
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Rasat, do you need any info from my system? lspci, etc ?
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rasat, will you be updating hwd on using the intel driver instead of i810? I'm guessing all chips work with that one, but you may want to restrict it to > i915.
I need real, proper pen and paper for this.
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To update any driver in /usr/share/hwd/xorgtable, I need to know the vendor and device id.
http://user-contributions.org/projects/ … /xorgtable
The hwd issue here is not about the xorgtable but the sed/awk/grep script reading the "lspci" output and finding the vend/dev ids in /sys/devices/. Instead of having different scripts for different kernels, I may have to make something else. Not sure yet.
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It was a minor problem, hwd is fixed!!
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