Here's a summary the different workarounds for this problem that people have suggested in this thread, which of these is my best bet, if I'm willing to reinstall Dapper on my laptop and try to workaround this problem?
- Use vesa module instead of savage. How do you do this? Just replace savage with vesa in xorg.conf?
- reconf xserver-xorg using savage but deselect DRI => DRI seams to be the problem!
- Add Option "BusType" "PCI" to xorg.conf
- Add
Option "BusType" "PCI"
Option "DmaMode" "None"
to the "Device" section in xorg.conf
- reconfiguring several times X.org with dpkg-reconfigure
I think when I get round to it, I will probably attempt to just use the vesa module, that sounds simplest.
Here's a summary the different workarounds for this problem that people have suggested in this thread, which of these is my best bet, if I'm willing to reinstall Dapper on my laptop and try to workaround this problem?
- Use vesa module instead of savage. How do you do this? Just replace savage with vesa in xorg.conf?
- reconf xserver-xorg using savage but deselect DRI => DRI seams to be the problem!
- Add Option "BusType" "PCI" to xorg.conf
- Add
Option "BusType" "PCI"
Option "DmaMode" "None"
to the "Device" section in xorg.conf
- reconfiguring several times X.org with dpkg-reconfigure
I think when I get round to it, I will probably attempt to just use the vesa module, that sounds simplest.