Bug 52566

Summary: Support for new ATI Xpert 2000 Pro is missing
Product: [Retired] Red Hat Public Beta Reporter: Bernd Bartmann <bernd.bartmann>
Component: XconfiguratorAssignee: Mike A. Harris <mharris>
Status: CLOSED RAWHIDE QA Contact: David Lawrence <dkl>
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Version: roswellKeywords: FutureFeature
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Description Bernd Bartmann 2001-08-25 09:13:55 UTC 
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Description of problem:
The new ATI Xpert 2000 Pro graphics card is not supported.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install ROSWELL2 with an ATI Xpert 2000 Pro as graphics card.
2. Anaconda/Xconfigurator don4t detect this card.
3.
	

Additional info:

The PCI id of this card is 1002:5446. This card can be made to work using:
Section "Device"
	Identifier "ATI Rage 128 (generic)"
	Driver "r128"
	ChipId	0x5246
	VideoRam 32768
	Option "AGPMode" "2"
	Option "DPMS"
	BoardName "Unknown"
EndSection
in the XF86Config-4
Comment 1 Mike A. Harris 2001-08-25 17:31:01 UTC 
You need to upgrade your kudzu and Xconfigurator to the latest then,
because the card is listed, and should work:

From the Cards database in Xconfigurator:

NAME ATI Rage 128 (generic)
CHIPSET ati
SERVER SVGA
DRIVER r128
NOCLOCKPROBE

NAME ATI Rage 128
SEE ATI Rage 128 (generic)

NAME ATI Xpert 2000 AGP
SEE ATI Rage 128 (generic)

From the kudzu pcitable:
0x1002  0x5446  "Card:ATI Rage 128"     "ATI|Rage 128 Pro TF"

When the card is probed, the PCI ID is looked up in the table, which
returns that the card is an "ATI Rage 128", this name gets looked up
in the "Cards" database, which has a SEE "ATI Rage 128 (generic)" entry,
and this is what should end up getting placed in the configuration
file.  If someone decides to manually choose their card from the
list of cards, they will be able to pick the "ATI Xpert 2000 AGP"
entry if they like, but it really makes no difference.  The r128
driver handles *all* r128 cards, and internally when X starts up,
the driver figures out just which card you have (the TF in this case),
and will display this to the X server log.