Bill Campbell wrote inter alia:

NVidia makes a point of backwards compatibility on their cards (e.g. new
cards will work with old drivers, but some new features may not be
supported).  I've never had a problem on Linux with any card with an NVidia
chipset so long as it has enough RAM to support the necessary resolutions
and color depth.



I bought a generic nvidia TNT M64 AGP card for a box I want to run old Caldera eDesk 2.4 along with Libranet.
(eDesk can't handle my ATI Radion 7000 card.)
When I installed Libranet 2.8 Debian, it recognized the card and installed the nVidia accelerated driver.
(Libranet 2.8.x includes an already compiled driver.)
It works great; Tux Racer runs lickety split. Oh yes, eDesk 2.4 had no problem setting it up too.


--
Leon A. Goldstein

Powered by Libranet 2.8 Debian
System G2


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