* Martin Yazdzik yazdzik@nyct.net [20060829 20:15]:
As y ou can see from the attached, I have 3d working.
I cheated - since the xorg log error was "unable to find screen" I took my working file from grml 7 and simple copied it.
Ok.
The differences are: Working:
[...]
Non-wokring:
[...]
JFTR: It's much easier to compare two extra files than compare (wrapped) text inside mails. ;)
Since the screen is correctly identified in the non-working file as 1920x1200, which is in fact the current and functioning resolution, and the olny other difference appears to the the default bit depth, I am perplexed.
Yes, it's just "DefaultColorDepth 24" in the "Working" xorg.conf versus "DefaultColorDepth 16" in the "Non-wokring" xorg.conf.
The identified modes (1920x1200, 1024x768,...) are not used at all (they are deactivated as indicated by the '#' sign), so I'm confused too. ;) Seems to be a change in kernel and/or fglrx drivers. *hmpf*
Thanks for your investigations and report, Martin!
Thanks for all the help, hard work, and sheer brilliance.
You are welcome. :)
regards, -mika-