Ok done, tested as before all possible connectors combinations and started X this time. DVI-I 1 works (using it right now), DVI-I 1 and 2 with VGA adapter also works, that lives just DVI-I 2 with DVI connector not working because of that TMSA on LVTMA thing. Now that I have radeonhd working I noticed some differences in the way fonts are being rendered compared to the vesa driver or fglrx. Is this normal / expected? For example, using Ubuntu Gutsy (7.10) at gdm login screen the font of the username text field appear bold (fatter and darker). And the anti alias doesn't seam as good as before. Anyway I'll stay with this driver for now. Let me know if you need any more logs, tests, etc. Thanks David Morgado Egbert Eich writes:
David Morgado writes:
Hi, As the subject states X is unable to start.
I have this RV570 based card: PowerColor X1950 Pro AGP
This card has dual DVI connectors and 512MB GDDR3, and a bunch of video out stuff but that is not important for now.
The id is 0x7280:0x148C:0x2223 Xorg.0.log, conntest results and VBIOS dump fallow attached.
I hope I did all this correctly since I don't know what to expect from rhd_conntest output.
Thank you very much for all the output! You tried all different combos of monitors/connectors, weren't you able to get X to start on any of them? Your problem seems to be releated to using the DVI-I 2 connector which seems to use the LVTMA:
(--) RADEONHD(0): Attaching Output DAC A to Connector DVI-I CRT1 DFP3 (EE) RADEONHD(0): RHDLVTMAInit: unhandled connector type: 2 (--) RADEONHD(0): Attaching Output DAC B to Connector SVIDEO TV1 (--) RADEONHD(0): Attaching Output TMDS A to Connector DVI-I DFP1 CRT2 (--) RADEONHD(0): Attaching Output DAC B to Connector DVI-I DFP1 CRT2
However TMSA on LVTMA isn't supported ATM. Luc is working on that. In the mean time connecting the digital input of your monitor to the other DVI-I connector (or using VGA) should help.
Cheers, Egbert.
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