Martin J. Laubach wrote:
>   FWIW, I placed a XFree86 4.2.0 snapshot on ftp.netbsd.org
> in /pub/NetBSD/arch/macppc/X-4.2.0-current, for people to play
> with. It works fine with a couple of minor annoyances (see my
> previous post), but much much better than the 4.0.1 snapshot
> I used before.

Why did you disable the check for the PCI type option, and hardcoded it
to Uninorth? My Grackle-equipped Beige G3 didn't quite like that.

I recompiled the thing for Grackle instead, and I'm very pleased to say
that the on-board ATI Rage 3D Pro of my Beige G3 works like a charm with
it, as long as I disable hardware acceleration (Option "noaccel"). Even
without it, it's still a lot faster than the Xmacppc server, and, more
importantly, does know how to handle 16-bit colour ;)

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