r128 DMA=1,Xv enabled driver on dual usb ibook too slow, ppc
gatos?
Patrick Smith
yellowdog-general@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
Thu Sep 11 16:58:00 2003
Lee Thao wrote:
> What is CVS anyway, another download protocol? does it just allow me to get
> a tar.gz source file?
Concurrent Version System.
You should be able to get an RPM from it from your YDL disk; install it.
Then go to gatos.sourceforge.net and find the instructions for
downloading the drivers from CVS. Follow them (if I remember correctly,
you want package ati.2 for the drivers). This should give you not a
tar.gz file, but a directory tree containing all the source files (as if
you had expanded a tar.gz file).
One point to be careful of: you need to match the driver version to the
XFree86 version. If you just get the latest driver version through CVS,
that probably means XFree86 4.3.0 (or maybe 4.3.0.1?).