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Am 2014-07-04 00:40, schrieb Andrei Slăvoiu:
/* Radeon R5xx */
{"X1950", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X1600},
{"X1900", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X1600},
{"X1800", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X1600},
{"X1650", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X1600},
{"X1600", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X1600},
/* Radeon R4xx + X1300/X1400/X1450/X1550/X2300/X2500/HD2300 (lowend R5xx)
* Note X2300/X2500/HD2300 are R5xx GPUs with a 2xxx naming but they are still DX9-only */
{"HD 2300", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X700},
{"X2500", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X700},
{"X2300", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X700},
{"X1550", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X700},
{"X1450", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X700},
{"X1400", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X700},
{"X1300", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X700},
{"X850", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X700},
{"X800", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X700},
{"X700", CARD_AMD_RADEON_X700},
/* Radeon Xpress Series - onboard, DX9b, Shader 2.0, 300-400 MHz */
{"Radeon Xpress", CARD_AMD_RADEON_XPRESS_200M},
The last version of the binary driver that supports those cards is more than 5 years old. Unlike the Nvidia counterpart it has never been updated for newer kernels or X servers. I think it is safe to remove these cards from the binary driver handler. I guess its also safe to keep them in there though in case we have one or two users left who use ancient distros.