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statiic
2nd November 2006, 16:09
I found an problem while typing startx.

This is the error which it displayed:

Failed to load module "i810" (module does nit exist,0)
No drivers available

I found that the problem had something to do with my graphics card which is builded into the mainboard of the server.

But I can I fix this problem??
falko
3rd November 2006, 16:28
Failed to load module "i810" (module does nit exist,0)
No drivers available
What happens when you run modprobe i810 or insmod i810?
statiic
3rd November 2006, 19:51
Nothing ;)
falko
4th November 2006, 17:58
No error message? That's good. Then try to start X again.
statiic
4th November 2006, 18:35
Same ;)


But I just reinstalled my system with graphical desktop and now it works. Only I had to swap my ide drive with my sata drive, Somehow it doesnt work on the ide drive ;)
dokhebi
18th July 2009, 06:28
No error message? That's good. Then try to start X again.

I get the same message. I show that the i810 kernel module is loaded but Xorg still cannot find it.

What configuration file needs to be changed to load i810 at boot?

TIA,

Edward Hooper
falko
18th July 2009, 12:14
You can add
modprobe i810
to /etc/rc.local.
dokhebi
8th August 2009, 21:25
I found through trial and error that X.org is looking for the i810 X.org module not the i810 kernel module.

The i810_driver.so X.org module does not exist in this version of X.org (I don't remember the version number) but there is an intel_driver.so module that almost, but not quite, works and needs some specific tweaking. I will start a new thread for that.\

Thanks for the help...
Linusr@flanders
9th October 2009, 19:38
Hi,

Ok, I have a CompaQ Evo 51S, build-on/in graph card, i810. This thing seelms to need agpgart, look at this info

http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/x-config.html

I have agpgart, but for blisters, I dont know what 2DO with it...

You might want to let X figure out a fresh xorg.conf. Wanna? Do this:

- set up the sys to start in mode 3
- in the Root enter Xorg -configure, after some "poo-hah" you'll end up with a file called "corg.conf.new" - 2B tweaked, mind you
- back up the old one in /etc/X11 and put the tweaked one there, overwitre of course
- start X - you know how
- observe what happes...


I get a grey ... nothing. possibly because I need agpgart...
Still figuring that one out...some help is welcome!!!

Have fun! I know I will...:D

Thor