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Free Intel i965 graphics drivers releasedFree Intel i965 graphics drivers releasedPosted Sep 8, 2006 2:03 UTC (Fri) by k8to (subscriber, #15413)In reply to: Free Intel i965 graphics drivers released by keithp Parent article: Free Intel i965 graphics drivers released
Sigh, here I am a month later, trying to buy an Intel board with the GMA X3000 video chip, and of course none have DVI. On the huge computer part emporium Newegg.com, I can find only the following:
Brand WINTEC
So, is this an ADD2-N that will work, or an ADD2-R that will fail? The -R suggests failure. No parts is also failure.
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Free Intel i965 graphics drivers released Posted Jan 16, 2007 2:11 UTC (Tue) by musicinmybrain (guest, #42780) [Link] It's a bit late for this reply, but I'll post it for the benefit of others who find this page:
Wintec says, "Our Pegasus product should work with your motherboard provided that it has an Intel chipset incorporating integrated graphics. The "-R" in the case of Pegasus stands for "retail" - apologies for the confusion."
So that card should work just fine.
Free Intel i965 graphics drivers released Posted Jan 21, 2007 12:21 UTC (Sun) by k8to (subscriber, #15413) [Link] I have contacted Wintec because the product literature for this product is ambiguous as to whether it works with intel motherboards or all intel-chipset based motherboards.
I would not really describe the process of getting an ADD2 display from my ASUS P5B-VM with such a card at all pleasant. So far, I have gotten nothing out of the display. I suspect it is impossible to configure the bios on the ADD2 display. I do not know if it is possible to get the system to display boot information on the ADD2 display. I have not yet gotten X to display anything on the ADD2 display.
Essentially, while I believe it will probably work, so far nothing works. This is fairly disappointing. I had expected better functionality for open hardware.
Free Intel i965 graphics drivers released Posted Feb 9, 2007 12:10 UTC (Fri) by k8to (subscriber, #15413) [Link] The eventual critical step appeared to be to load the Intel driver under windows. After this, I was able to get BIOS, linux console, and X on the DVI output.
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