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On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 07:27:46PM -0500, Robert Thomas wrote: |
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> If you can get tuxracer to work, I would be much obliged. The only |
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> solution I found on the Nvidia forums was to set NvAgp in your |
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> XF86config, and I did, and the 4xxx drivers still flicker and crash in |
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> tuxracer. |
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I've never had a problem running tuxracer with 3xxx or 4xxx, including these latest drivers |
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on 2 machines (kt133a and now kt266a) with agpgart with a ti4200. |
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The only things I've had to change are (i) increasing the agp aperture size to |
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128mb, and, on the kt266a machine disabling sideband addresssing (which is |
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disabled by default anyway, but enabling it caused glitches, flashing and |
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crashes - but on just about every 3d program - it didn't improve the |
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performance for the short periods it ran either, so nothing lost afaict) |
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That said, I've not noticed any 2d problems so it's probably chipset / mobo / |
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gfx card specific (and, unless I missed it? I didn't see you say which card you |
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had) |
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Michael. |
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