Oops, I meant to say the clockchip is internal on most modern ATI hardware. Out of 4 machines 3 have ATI video, the forth doesn't have a monitor :-) Tim

-----Original Message----- From: Tim Duggan [SMTP:tduggan@dekaresearch.com]

Hi Alex,

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-----Original Message----- From: Robert Alexander Stragies [SMTP:rost0005@stud.uni-sb.de]

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Been there, done that

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-Next, I used SaX to configure everything. It automatically uses the xmach64 server we just installed, so there shouldn't be too much problems here...

Is your card onboard, and what have you specified as clockchip in your case?

I have an onboard Rage Pro, it has no clockchip setting in the XF86Config file. The clockchip is internal on most modern hardware and requires no setting.

Hope this helps, Tim

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