I am attempting to use Xorg 6.7.0 on my Linux 2.4.26 system. The system is running on a dual 800 MHz Pentium-III Intel motherboard with 1GB of memory. The video card is an ATI Radeon 64MB DDR (Radeon 7200). My kernel has MTRR support, ATI agpgart support, and DRI support for the Radeon built in. Xorg -configure generated the xorg.conf file attached. This file works fine as is and startx starts a 640 x 480 desktop (I'm using fluxbox window manager). I can add a "DefaultDepth 24" to the screen section and all is still well. However, if I add a Modes line to the 24depth section that has anything other than "640x480" in it, the system hangs. The system and kernel logs do not indicate a kernel panic (or anything else, for that matter). The system appears to simply stop. I have tried changing the video driver to "radeon" with the same result and I have also tried using the 16-bit color depth, same result. This happens when running X directly or from startx. This appears to be similar to Bug #1384, but the hang occurs at a different location. Logs will be attached.
Created attachment 953 [details] xorg.conf generated by Xorg -configure
Created attachment 954 [details] Log file generated during Xorg -configure
Created attachment 955 [details] Log file generated for startx.
hmm, i think i have the same problem here. running gentoo linux, xorg-x11-6.8.0-r1 u can try the following: comment out the Load "dri" line in your config. now you should be able to startx. i haven't figured out what the problem is because i switched over from 64bit to 32bit and now it doesn't work any more. weird because on 64bit i was running the same x-version ....
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ping timeout, please reopen if this is still an issue for you.
Closing, see ajax comment
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