Hi there, I did download the drivers from Intel for the i810 chipset. But when I put the disk in when ask by R.H. 6.2 it says it is the wrong driver disk. Do I have to something special to the disk or files to have them seen by install. I did download them using another PC with R.H. 6.2 running. I bought a Gigabyte GA6WMM motherboard just for Linux. I have 128MB PC100 memory & 20Gig Western Digital HD. I did buy all this just for Red Hat. & i even bought a ActionTech PCI Call Waiting Modem for this because it hasn't any ISA slots. I have a lot of money in this & time. Please help if you can. Thanks in advance. I did search both Linux & Unix & couldn't find any help. TomM

Check this site and download and read the "Release-Note" first. http://support.intel.com/support/graphics/intel810/linuxsoftware.htm

It works for me. I had to install the SRPM for the agpgart module. You will need to atleast have the kernel headers installed on your computer in order for you to compile this module. Once you do that you should be able to "make install" to have the module available for each boot. After you get this module loaded then you can use Intel's version of the X server with i810 support.

Hi There, i am trying since for 3 days i am not able to install i810 AGP can u guide 1 by 1 ?? MANISH

This intel chip set dirve di not work on my machine. I go to http://support.intel.com/support/graphics/intel810/linuxsoftware.htm and get the new release. I will work not.

This intel chip set dirve di not work on my machine. I go to http://support.intel.com/support/graphics/intel810/linuxsoftware.htm and get the new release. It will work on.