Mark Shields schreef: > after you emerged ati-drivers, did you modprobe the driver and/or add > it to /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.x (where x is your minor > version, e.g. 4 or 6, as in 2.4 or 2.6)? I just replaced my ati card, > so I'm not sure what the module name is. >
Unsurprisingy, the module name is fglrx. Antoine, the "no screens found" error usually means that some section of xorg.conf is misconfigured (often the "monitor" section, whether that is a CRT, LCD, or television). But since the X server's screen is composed of 4 parts: - input device (mouse) - input device (keyboard) - video card - monitor the misconfiguration of any of these will result in a "no screens found" if there is no alternative configuration that works. The fact you get a "no devices found" error suggests that Mark is right and the fglrx driver isn't loaded (so the device is not "on", as it were). So try that first, and if it still doesn't work or gives a different error, post your xorg.conf and maybe somebody can spot the issue (I use the fglrx drivers, but not TV-out, so I don't know anything about it). Holly -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
