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@@ -26,1 +26,1 @@ 
-<date>2005-06-19</date>
---
+<date>2005-06-07</date>
@@ -38,2 +38,2 @@ 
-link="http://dri.sf.net">the DRI project</uri> which is part of xorg-x11,
-or by ATI's <uri 
---
+link="http://dri.sf.net">the DRI project</uri>, which is already present inside 
+the xorg-x11, or by closed source drivers <uri 
@@ -41,1 +41,1 @@ 
-closed source drivers</uri>.
---
+provided</uri> by ATI.
@@ -81,3 +81,3 @@ 
-The board's multimedia features are supported by drivers from <uri 
-link="http://gatos.sf.net">the GATOS project</uri>. These drivers will be 
-merged into the xorg tree shortly.
---
+The multimedia features are actually supported by <uri 
+link="http://gatos.sf.net">the GATOS project</uri>, the GATOS drivers will be 
+merged in the xorg tree shortly.
@@ -93,7 +93,6 @@ 
-X11 support on the PPC or Alpha platforms is quite similar to x86 X11 support.
-However, ATI's closed source drivers are not supported on the PPC or Alpha, so
-you cannot use the 3D features of the R300 GPU. If you have such a board and
-want it supported by X11, contact <uri link="http://www.ati.com">ATI</uri> and
-ask them to release the GPU's specifications. The closed source driver for the
-AMD64 was released, so AMD64 users can now enjoy the same features as x86
-users.
---
+You have almost the same x11 support on PPC or Alpha platform but you can't 
+use the ATI closed source drivers.  That means that you can't use the r300 3d 
+features at all. If you have such a board and you want it supported by x11, 
+you should contact <uri link="http://www.ati.com">ATI</uri> and ask them to open
+the specs. Recently the AMD64 closed source driver has been released. AMD64 
+users can use it as the x86 users.
@@ -103,2 +102,2 @@ 
-To enable agpgart support for certain AMD64 chipsets, you have to disable
-support for the K8 IOMMU.
---
+In order to enable the agpgart for certain AMD64 chip sets you have to disable 
+the K8 IOMMU support
@@ -145,2 +144,3 @@ 
-To use ATI's <e>internal</e> agpgart support, disable support for the agpgart
-and chipset-specific drivers in your kernel configuration.
---
+If you want to use ATI's <e>internal</e> agpgart support instead of the Linux
+kernel one, the agpgart driver and the chip set specific driver (in your kernel
+configuration) must be built as modules or not at all.
@@ -158,1 +158,2 @@ 
-<comment>(To install X11 sans any kernel modules)</comment>
---
+<comment>(To install just X11 but not install)</comment>
+<comment>(any kernel module)</comment>
@@ -179,3 +180,2 @@ 
-please refer to the
-<uri link="http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/index.xml?catid=desktop">Gentoo Desktop
-Documentation Resources</uri> page.
---
+please refer to the <uri link="http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/desktop.xml">Gentoo
+Desktop Documentation Resources</uri>.
@@ -185,1 +185,1 @@ 
-You can use <c>fglrxconfig</c> if the ati-drivers package is installed.
---
+Users of the ati-drivers can also use <c>fglrxconfig</c>.
@@ -189,1 +189,1 @@ 
-PPC users could use the <c>Xautoconf</c> stand-alone configuration tool by
---
+PPC users could use the <c>Xautoconf</c> stand alone configuration tool by