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Matthias Bach wrote:
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Am Freitag, 19. März 2004 02:16 schrieb Ryan C. Gordon:
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<pre wrap="">There is no output of the game to the standard console. Does anybody have
an idea what I can do to solve the problem?
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<pre wrap="">Buggy drivers; please nag the DRI developers, as there isn't anything I
can do to remedy this on my end.
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Sad, but you are probably right. Does anybody know which drivers I can install
on that card? When I searched at ATI all I found was drivers for the
9000-series.
thanx
Matthias
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Yes, you are correct. The DRI drivers are the ones that can provide you
with OpenGL acceleration support for your card in Linux, because the
ATi binary dirver was originally made for the FireGL product family
(that starting with R200 shared HW specs with the Radeon 8500+ cards).
Maybe the latest DRI driver may help you a bit with this. They have
very good support, but lack on (ATi's) /strategic/ areas (such no
HyperZ support, no FSAA, no AF, not as fast as Windows drivers T&L,
etc, etc). Still you may give them a try. Go to <a
href="dri.sourceforge.net">dri.sourceforge.net and give them a try.</a><br>
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