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I would suggest loading your drivers into the kernel.<br />
After your should recompile the kernel and do a complete reinstall of all relevant packages.<br />
Then if you have completed you should finish up by running x86config<br />
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-Earl
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I would suggest loading your drivers into the kernel.
After your should recompile the kernel and do a complete reinstall of all relevant packages.
Then if you have completed you should finish up by running x86config


-Earl

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Loading what drivers? &nbsp;I need to go find some ATI drivers?<br />
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Also, I didn't install the kernel src when I installed Fedora. &nbsp;Do I just copy a directory off one of the CD's into /usr/src/<br />
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Once I've done this, what do I do to get those drivers into the kernel? &nbsp;I'm no kernel hacker, but I'm sure I can learn.<br />

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Loading what drivers?  I need to go find some ATI drivers?

Also, I didn't install the kernel src when I installed Fedora.  Do I just copy a directory off one of the CD's into /usr/src/
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Once I've done this, what do I do to get those drivers into the kernel?  I'm no kernel hacker, but I'm sure I can learn.


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I'm trying to set up a PCI video card on Fedora. &nbsp;Its got a VGA, S-Video, and Composite (RCA) out. &nbsp;The only one I care about is the Composite out (for my TV. &nbsp;Composite works as a mirrored display until X starts, then the TV becomes a white screen (but the VGA monitor continues to work).<br />
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The card was sold (on ebay) as a &quot;Acer pa50d 8 meg PCI vidio card w/tv &amp;s-vidio o&quot; which &quot;sets itself up under windows XP as ATI 3DRage Pr PCI (gt-c2vz)&quot;. &nbsp;The chip on the card is labeled &quot;3D Rage Pro PCI 215R3PUA22&quot;<br />
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I've tried setting it up using the Display application, but I can't make it work. &nbsp;Do I need to get special drivers for this card?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Zach
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I'm trying to set up a PCI video card on Fedora.  Its got a VGA, S-Video, and Composite (RCA) out.  The only one I care about is the Composite out (for my TV.  Composite works as a mirrored display until X starts, then the TV becomes a white screen (but the VGA monitor continues to work).

The card was sold (on ebay) as a "Acer pa50d 8 meg PCI vidio card w/tv &s-vidio o" which "sets itself up under windows XP as ATI 3DRage Pr PCI (gt-c2vz)".  The chip on the card is labeled "3D Rage Pro PCI 215R3PUA22"

I've tried setting it up using the Display application, but I can't make it work.  Do I need to get special drivers for this card?

Thanks,
Zach

ATI TV video out -- need driver?  Fedora.

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