Re: radeon9200

carlos duarte wrote:

>> Apparently your pci card is connected to a PCI domain that's
>> not seen by X by default.
>
> pci domain? :-S

A machine can have several PCI host bridges connected directly to the
main bus. This makes different PCI "domains". i386 generally has only
one domain (and uses PCI-PCI bridges to expand the PCI bus to more than
5 devices). On other architectures like macppc or alpha, multiple PCI
domains are more common.

>
>> You may get your card to be seen by X by linking /dev/pci to the correct
>> /dev/pci<n> device corresponding to the domain where your card lives.
>
> i'm sure you'll be able to teach me how to do that as soon as i send
> in pcidump's result.

Well you should be able to figure this out by yourself after reading the
ln(1) manual page. If not, I'm afraid I can't help you too much and you
should consider switching to hardware supported by the i386 or the amd64
  versions of OpenBSD, which are more likely to work out of the box for
beginners.

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Matthieu Herrb