I spoke too soon.

While it worked ok the first time that I tested, I am now getting a crash with the network prefs and the pciex1 RTL 8168 card on my X5000.
Crash Log

X5000/020 configuration

PCIEx16 = Radeon Graphics Card . (Used Radeon HD6450 for MorphOS 3.10 test)
PCIEX4 = Empty (usually blocked by video Card)
PCIEX1 = SATA 3 Controller (Marvel 88SE9215 chipset) for Linux Hard Drive
PCIEX1 = TP-Link Gigabit Ethernet PCI-Express Network Adapter (TG-3468)
PCIEX1 = ATI FirePro 2260 Graphics Card . Linux 3D card (Does not function under AmigaOS 4.1FE or MorphOS 3.10)
PCI = Empty
PCI = SoundBlaster LIve! Works under all 3 OSes (Memory Needs to be set to max 3.5GB in Linux using boot args)

ESATA for DVD drive (Used externally) with SATA to ESATA connector. allows optimal use of second onboard SATA connector,





[ Edited by Spectre660 10.04.2018 - 10:35 ]

Problem appears to be caused by the presence of the ATI FirePro 2260 Graphics Card .

[ Edited by Spectre660 10.04.2018 - 10:37 ]

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Funny, I was just going to ask about that, because MorphOS really acts up with two AMD video cards installed simultaneously.

Try an Nvidia card for Linux, that usually works better. Although now that I think about it X1 Nvidia solutions are kind of limited.

You had me worried that we were see a bridging issue like the SAM460.

[ Edited by Jim 09.04.2018 - 15:55 ]

It is something that needs to be fixed at some point though .



[ Edited by Spectre660 10.04.2018 - 10:37 ]

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It's something OS4 has that we don't have. But it's related to the fact that the Radeon driver is actually basically one driver across a rediculously broad range of cards.
It initiates the first AMD card it finds and doesn't have any provision for a second.
I discussed this year's ago with Frank and fairly recently with Mark.
At some point, yeah, it needs to be addressed.
Along with multiple outputs that aren't clones.

Just another thing for "the list".

Adjusted the Thread title.