I've got a Matrox Mystique 220, and I was experiencing the problem described in the original report (monitor gave me "Signal out of Range" when using the mga driver). The package posted by John Dong above fixes that problem, but when I drag around windows etc. I get display errors, as you can see on this screenshot: http://img349.imageshack.us/img349/673/bildschirmphoto1az2.png
It was the same thing when I tried one of the workarounds described above, before John Dongs package was released (comment out the mga part in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-framebuffer, and add Option "UseFBDev" "True" to the monitor portion of xorg.conf). I reverted those changes before installing John Dong's package, but the display errors, as seen in the screenshot, are still there... any pointers?
I noticed that when I type "lsmod", the vesafb module (which has something to do with framebuffering) appears loaded, and I can't unload it. Could that have anything to do with it?
I've got a Matrox Mystique 220, and I was experiencing the problem described in the original report (monitor gave me "Signal out of Range" when using the mga driver). The package posted by John Dong above fixes that problem, but when I drag around windows etc. I get display errors, as you can see on this screenshot: http:// img349. imageshack. us/img349/ 673/bildschirmp hoto1az2. png
It was the same thing when I tried one of the workarounds described above, before John Dongs package was released (comment out the mga part in /etc/modprobe. d/blacklist- framebuffer, and add Option "UseFBDev" "True" to the monitor portion of xorg.conf). I reverted those changes before installing John Dong's package, but the display errors, as seen in the screenshot, are still there... any pointers?
I noticed that when I type "lsmod", the vesafb module (which has something to do with framebuffering) appears loaded, and I can't unload it. Could that have anything to do with it?