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BarryK wrote:Okay, I've added 'nsc' and 'ati' and 'atimisc' -- I don't know what that last one is for, but it seems something to do with ati.

the "ati" driver is not actually a driver: Xorg uses it to find out which of the different ATI driver should be used -- radeon, atimisc, r200 (or whatever) etc.
You should probably add all the ATI related drivers if you add "ati".

Okay, I've added 'r128' and 'radeon' drivers, so the complete list so far is:

ati, atimisc, i740, intel, neomagic, nv, r128, radeon, sis, trident, vesa.

I know this is still being too stingy.