When using the latest git-checkout as of yesterday, xorg fails to start, claiming "(II) Primary Device is: PCI 00@00:02:0 (EE) No devices detected.". The first of these 2 lines seems to indicate that the "card" is seen correctly at it's place on the PCI-bus. Still the second seems to indicate that the starting X is unaware of that...? setup info: linux kernel 2.6.22.9 xorg-libs + xorg xserver + xorg-drivers (git from 2007-10-19) Mesa (git from 2007-10-19) drm (library: git from 2007-10-19; kernel-drm as included in 2.6.22.9)
Created attachment 12149 [details] xorg.log of failing startup Xorg logfile of failed start due to "No devices detected"
Created attachment 12150 [details] xorg config of Dell host with 965GM (failing)
Comment on attachment 12150 [details] xorg config of Dell host with 965GM (failing) the "Device" section still states 945GM, as the previous hardware we used to use for the purpose had that Chip.
Sounds like libpciaccess conversion issues to me.
Created attachment 12160 [details] changed xorg.conf which works changed Device-section->Driver from "i810" to "intel".
Created attachment 12161 [details] successful log for xorg-git -> 965GM xorg log for successful startup when using Driver "intel"
Taking a closer look at the setup used, I realized that we still used Driver "i810" in the Device section to specify the driver to use. This seems to be enough to break the device detection functionality in the reported way. Using Driver "intel" fixes the "No devices detected" issue.
configuration problem. mark bug as invalid.
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