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Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2003 19:34:37 -0400
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Seen this before with an S3 video card.  The system that it was
installed in also had an S3 sound card (unsupported by plan 9, but in
the machine for use by Windows.)  Plan 9 confused the sound card with an
S3 video card.  I posted a fix and the good folks at the Labs put it in
the distribution.  If you look in the S3 driver code it should be
obvious what to do.

Martin


Martin Althoff wrote:
> Oops, big typo...
>
>
>>pcirouting: Southbridge 10DE/01E0 not found
>>and then later ignoring that.
>>The same DID as the TNT2...
>
> should read:
> same _assumed_ DID (01E0).
> The matching (first) VID (10DE) seems to trip hunt for a vga card.
>
>