Alwyn Schoeman wrote: > > While we're on the subject, I've got a Riva TNT2 chipset card from Gigabyte > ... its got 32 Mb. The Xserver I use is SVGA since I choose the Diamond TNT2 > setting in Xconfigurator... > > My X suddenly uses between 44 and 48 Mb of RAM??????? 1. there is no direct relation between the actual memory on the board, and that used by X ... X also needs RAM for tables, objects, buffers, etc, that may or may not be located on the board's RAM. 2. there are also memory _mapped_ things (ex. graphic processor's registers) that are _not_ really memory but are accessed using memory interface, so X sees them as memory. On modern graphic cards the memory range for such can be huge (several MB) but I repeat, this is _not_ real memory, it is only _seen_ as such by software. -- Jean-Louis Debert [EMAIL PROTECTED] 74 Annemasse France old Linux fan
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