From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows 98) Description of problem: I am running an a 850 athlon. 256 m of ram. with a ATi Rage fury Pro AGP. First off when I can't get it to install in graphical mode. I works for a little bit but wil randomly frease leaving junky pixels around the mouse. So i just intall in text mode. When i select my card and specs in Xconfigurator and try to test it wont come up. when i startx it dosent come up either. The mouse was acting funny and i had heard that some mice caused ati glitches so i buoght a USB mouse. I didn't help. I put in a second video card. Diamond mulitimedia pci (voodoo chipset) and X came up on that Fine. (actully it didn't come up right but it had the same bug on my old machine and know how to fix it.) So i am convenced it is the ATI Rage fury pro. sorry i don't have my X log with me today but i'll post them soon. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.log in 2.startx 3. Actual Results: gives error about how it is unable to run the xserver Expected Results: X should start Additional info:
required: XFree86 log files, config file, and also please attach the output of: lscpi -n
if there is more then one XFree86 log file then i will need the names of them. Sorry, I not the most savvy linux user.
Created attachment 31396 [details] X config file
Created attachment 31398 [details] X Free log file
Created attachment 31399 [details] sorry about the first attachement this is the REAL log For Xfree
Created attachment 31558 [details] the results of lspci -n
XFree86 4.0.3 unfortunately does not contain direct support for the ATI Rage Fury Pro 1002:5446 (TF), as the PCI ID's were not known at the time of the release of 4.0.3. XFree86 4.1.0 which is in rawhide currently, and will be released as erratum for Red Hat Linux 7.1 soon, does support this card though. In the mean time, you can force the card to work, by using the "Chipset" option in the config file to force the PCI ID to 5246 instead. This should work as an interim workaround.
Oh, I almost forgot. The config file you attached is the wrong one. The proper config file for XFree86 4.x is XF86Config-4.