Re: nVidia vs FC3 and RHEL3

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Subject: Re: nVidia vs FC3 and RHEL3
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Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2005 16:40:59 -0700
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Greg Swallow wrote:

Since FC2 I have been trying to get my 128mb vNidia cards to do 3D. I finally have something that may get me where it can be done. Seems the cards require memory block D0000000-DFFFFFFF. Anyone know how I might reserve this block in Linux; e.g. XF86Config?

Old 2xPII machines have BIOS to reserve the block, but new PIII setup motherboards do not.
God Bless,
GregS <><


Greg -

Can you consult your motherboard manufacturer's support documentation to look for reserved video memory?

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-dant <LINUX><

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