Although the XGI device is detected by xorg, no driver is loaded because the SiS driver has now replaced the XGI driver.
This can be solved by directing the "xgi" identifier to the "sis" driver in (lucid) /usr/lib/X11/xorg.conf.d/09-xgi.conf:
The same fix works in Maverick, but the path is: /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/09-xgi.conf
Another, related, bug is that the "sis" driver does not load the "sisfb" module: This can be worked around by adding the "sisfb" module to /etc/modules
Although the XGI device is detected by xorg, no driver is loaded because the SiS driver has now replaced the XGI driver. X11/xorg. conf.d/ 09-xgi. conf:
This can be solved by directing the "xgi" identifier to the "sis" driver in (lucid) /usr/lib/
Section "Device"
Identifier "xgi"
Driver "sis"
Endsection
The same fix works in Maverick, but the path is: /usr/share/ X11/xorg. conf.d/ 09-xgi. conf
Another, related, bug is that the "sis" driver does not load the "sisfb" module: This can be worked around by adding the "sisfb" module to /etc/modules
HTH,
Tony.