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Created attachment 493406 [details] dmesg When starting the Fedora 15 beta livecd on the Dell inspiron 6000 laptop of my niece I noticed many parts of gnome-shell not being rendered. This seems to be caused by it being a 32MB card, .xsession-errors is full with: r300: CS space validation failed. (not enough memory?) Skipping rendering. I'll attach xorg.log, dmesg, glxinfo, lscpi and .xsession-errors here as well as some screenshots showing the missing gnome-shell bits (most of the top panel, rounder corners for dialogs / buttons).
Created attachment 493407 [details] xorg.log
Created attachment 493408 [details] lspci
Created attachment 493409 [details] glxinfo
Created attachment 493410 [details] xsession-errors
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