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I have a friend who has a newer kernel SuSE 5.0.0 or so. But<br />
there occured the same problem when booting the kernel from<br />
CD (dmesg: unknown PCI device...). Do you think my ATI will be recognized when the kernel is installed on HD? I don't think.<br />
By the way, a version of SuperProbe finds out that I have an<br />
ATI card. But there's no special option for ATI 3d Rage II.<br />
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I have a friend who has a newer kernel SuSE 5.0.0 or so. But
there occured the same problem when booting the kernel from
CD (dmesg: unknown PCI device...). Do you think my ATI will be recognized when the kernel is installed on HD? I don't think.
By the way, a version of SuperProbe finds out that I have an
ATI card. But there's no special option for ATI 3d Rage II.



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There's a file called '/usr/src/linux/include/pc<wbr />i.h'<br />
In these file there's a lot of defines.<br />
If you want you may define your device there<br />
But If I'm not mistaken you don't need to do it.<br />

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There's a file called '/usr/src/linux/include/pci.h'
In these file there's a lot of defines.
If you want you may define your device there
But If I'm not mistaken you don't need to do it.


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I have SuSE Linux 2.0.0 and a ATI 3d Rage II PCI graphics card which is reported as an unknown PCI device. How can I<br />
fix this problem?
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I have SuSE Linux 2.0.0 and a ATI 3d Rage II PCI graphics card which is reported as an unknown PCI device. How can I
fix this problem?

unknown PCI device

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