Hi, I got it to work. During install, the glx drivers reported back an error about my AGP lost being unsupported, and to try agp_try_unsupported=1. As a result, I ran modprobe agpgart agp_try_unsupported=1 Then ran the installation for the driver The installation ran smoothly, no errors were reported, then I followed the directions on nvidia's website for updating the XF86Config-4 file. One thing to note, and I'm not quite sure how I'll be doing this (I've received two different methods to set the options agp_try_unsupported=1), is that you'll have to somehow run that command after each boot. Basically, read the error message it reports. That will tell you in a round about way what to do. Though nvidias error message aren't exactly helpful in determining how to get around it, it'll give you a start to get around it. Thanks > > I am not sure if mandrake has GLX for the geforce built in but the > version of tux racer ran like thick glue. So anyhow I have the source for > the Nvidia GLX drivers. Itired installing it and i find that if the kernel > modules loads X gets screwed. So anyhow has anyone here got it to work? I > don't feel liike messing up again trying myself. > > Thanks > Sebastian Ip > > > There's plenty of semicolons to go around
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