The workaround for this bug is to add the following lines to
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist:
blacklist agpgart
blacklist intel-agp
With that in place, the system boots and operates perfectly, without
needing any of the other kernel parameters.
Note: I did test with agp=off, and that doesn't help anything. Unless there
is a syntax for blacklisting kernel modules from the kernel command line,
this bug presents a situation where you need to boot into some sort of
"rescue" environment in order to fix the problem.
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