http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/akiba...bilityfgl.html
I can't read the text, but this seems to be a rather "exotic" graphics card.
"Benjamin Gawert" <> wrote in message
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> khobar schrieb:
>
>> I just received a Jetway Radeon M-9600 AGP card 96MXAT128C) to replace an
>> ATI 9600 AIW (moved the AIW to a different system) and I'm a bit puzzled
>> that the new card is identified as being a Fire GL T2/T2e rather than a
>> Radeon.
>
> Strange. The FireGL T2 is basically a Radeon 9600 with some additional
> features and better OpenGL drivers, but FireGL cards are only made by ATI
> and not by any other board makers...
>
>> Also puzzling is that the Catalyst 5.12 drivers downloaded from ATI would
>> not install (Error in INF - no video driver found). I thought perhaps the
>> problem was that the card really was a Fire GL T2/T2e, so I downloaded
>> the
>> appropriate drivers for that card. Same error!
>
> Even more strange. If neither the ATI Catalyst or the Unified FireGL
> driver work, then it's very likely that something is wrong with this
> card...
>
>> Anyway, can someone shed some light on the Jetway M-9600? It's got Radeon
>> plastered all over the place - even the driver disk.
>
> Well, the GPU initialization from the firmware chip decides if the GPU
> identifes itself as a Radeon or a FireGL. If this initialization fails,
> the card might id itself wrongly. This can be caused by a defect.
>
> As I said FireGL cards are only made by ATI itself. The PCB is red btw. So
> there are three possibilities:
> - you got a real ATI FireGL T2 which more or less errorneously got put in
> the wrong box -> keep it
> - the card is defective and due to this defect also identifies itself
> wrongly -> bring it back
> - the card is a falsificate (yes, there are falsificates of FireGL
> cards) -> bring it back
>
> BTW: What has this to do with "Radeon Mobility"? A Radeon Mobility is a
> notebook GPU and usually not found on AGP gfx cards...
>
> Benjamin