I came across this on the intel support site:
(http://support.intel.com/support/graphics/intel810/tti005.htm)
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Intel® 810 Chipset Family
Video Memory
The Intel® 810/810E/815/815E chipsets will dynamically allocate video
memory up to 11 MB, as needed. The amount allocated cannot be adjusted
by the user.
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Does this mean I need to trim down the memory by the full 11 megs or
do I only have to watch for the frame buffer in the first meg or so of
memory?
David Aikema
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> The essence is to reserve 1M of the system memory for the i810 frame
buffer.
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