Description of problem: The latest update to the Fedora Core has rendered the use of my KyroII video card useless. The error reported from the server log is that it cannot find the powervr module. This is just wrong. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Latest release of the Fedora Core kernel update and initscripts. How reproducible: Enter startx and the Xserver crashes with an error that it cannot find the powervr module Steps to Reproduce: 1. Compile and install powervr driver for Kyro based systems 2. Change XF86Config to reflect the new card. 3. stop and start xserver. CRASH city because it claims it cannot find the powervr module. Actual results: No graphic interface in supporting this card and driver. Expected results: It should work. This worked in the earlier Fedora Core 1 release, but your latest kernel build and initscripts have caused this driver to stop working altogether. Additional info: Please note that this problem did not occur in the earlier relase of the Fedora Core, though that release did have problems. Please see bug #111355.
PowerVR video hardware is 100% totally unsupported in all Red Hat OS products, including all releases of Red Hat Linux, Fedora Core, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and all beta versions and test releases of all of the above. We do not in any way support this video hardware. If you require any form of technical support for your Kyro video problems, including troubleshooting, debugging, or a fix for the problem, you will have to contact PowerVR Incorporated directly, or some other supplier who provided you with the drivers, or use a public mailing list to seek help from other people who have this hardware. Do not file bug reports to Red Hat while using Kyro video drivers, we do not support this hardware.