Once modular Xorg is installed, you'll have to tell gdm not to start the base Xorg server, but the new one installed by pkgsrc. Refer to this article see how to achieve this simple -but long- task. In order to have full AiGLX support, you will have to use pkgsrc's modular Xorg. While Xorg.0.log will pretend AiGLX is enabled, it does not load the X dri driver related to your GPU. Xorg 1.4.2 which is the version bundled with NetBSD 5.0 has no real AiGLX support. Then recompile and copy your kernel as usual. Tdfxdrm* at vga? # 3dfx (voodoo) DRM driverįor example, if your graphic card has an intel 945GM chip and your architecture is amd64-based: # cd /usr/src/sys/arch/amd64/conf Savagedrm* at vga? # S3 Savage DRM driver Radeondrm* at vga? # ATI Radeon DRM driver R128drm* at vga? # ATI Rage 128 DRM driver Mgadrm* at vga? # Matrox G00, G50 DRM driver Mach64drm* at vga? # mach64 (3D Rage Pro, Rage) DRM driver Enable DRM in the kernelĭepending on the graphic card you are using, add one of the following to your kernel configuration: i915drm* at vga? # Intel i915, i945 DRM driver Here are the couple of steps you'll have to go through in order to impress your friends with a modern 3D NetBSD desktop. NetBSD is capable of dealing with those interfaces, but their installation is not yet straightforward. Since a couple of years, there are some Window Managers providing shiny 3D effects like a cube-mapped-desktop, wobbly windows and various other animations.
0 kommentar(er)
