nVidia
David Legg
david_legg at tiscali.co.uk
Tue Apr 15 16:59:01 BST 2003
On Tue, 2003-04-15 at 02:15, Salane King wrote:
> Pardon.
> Why would video for linux driver bother the nvidia display. I find that i
> need that to watch TV on my hauptpage card.
Haven't got a clue, but I've never got my drivers to work with v4l
loaded and all of the example config files I have seen on nVidia mailing
lists and forums do not have it loaded. I also have a Hauppage TV card
and I can watch TV, DVDs and everything else quite happily without v4l
loaded.
I'm not going to debate technical issues, that's just how seems to work.
> Also in the configuration file that is a reference to a "NvAGP" what
> does that mean?
Don't worry about that Ian, just ignore all those settings. I seemed to
have a stable setup so I made sure I was using the NV AGP. Seemed to
make a difference when I was playing RTCW.
If you've compiled from source and installed the rpms located in
/usr/src/RPM/RPMs... kernel first and then GLX, edited your config file,
restarted your machine and then did a startx then I don't know. You seem
to have a KT400 chipset so I don't know if there are any issues with
this. Are there and error messages when you do a startx?
David
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