Blazing in every way. Stripped down to only things relevant to my practice box. And *fast*.
As an example, I have Unreal 2004 set to load instead of GNOME. Turn off the web and samba daemons, and I now can achieve high res, full graphics settings...on a lowly GeForce2 MX/400 (?!?) This, combined with the smoothness and details, blows away my Windows 98 install.
One thing, though.
It only works with agpgart compiled into kernel. If I build agpgart module, AGP fails to initialize. If I try to build modular and use NvAGP (NVIDIA's internal agp module) that fails, too. I post to this forum because the problem doesn't seem to be NVIDIA's fault. If monolithic agpgart works, the module should work too, but it doesn't. If I'm missing info, please let me know the score. I did the research. Maybe I missed something.
Something is broken on the Fedora side on those modules.
In forum after forum, I see many people screaming at NVIDIA for this. But I don't see how it's NVIDIA's fault that the Fedora agpgart module doesn't work, when it does as a kernel bundle. The original impetus was simply to be able to use NVIDIA's internal AGP support. I hope someone can make this work.
