Re: Enabling NVAGP and disabling GART_IOMMU?

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> Since the kernel from Fedora Core is indeed with AGP built in
> non-modular you can't turn it off. If you really need to, try the
> kernel-suspend2 kernels at ATrpms.

Not true. the kernel AGP can be disabled by simply booting with the kernel 
option "agp=off" (add it to the kernel options in /etc/grub.conf). Then 
agpgart will be disabled.

> Same is true for the ATrpms versions, but if you edit xorg.conf to try
> to use nvidia's AGP you will see the error/warning above. Unless you
> use the kernel-suspend2 kernels.

Again not true. I am using the FC stock kernels, and with the above options 
together with    

Option      "NvAgp" "1"

in my xorg.conf, I am using nvidia's NVAGP module with the stock FC kernels.

Chris


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