On Thu, Apr 20, 2006 at 08:37:03AM -0700, Sebastian Haase wrote:
He said something about NvAgp vs apgart - and some other tricks...
If you are using proprietary drivers, then that's a different story. A
proprietary driver may very well know how to boot the other cards
without using the BIOS;
On Thu, Apr 20, 2006 at 04:40:30PM +0100, Jo Shields wrote:
Experience says no, you can't mix nVidia ATI (fglrx) - both the kernel
modules assorted nonsense in the Xorg directories will conflict
If you want to use proprietary modules, then you are right (well, not in
theory, but very likely
On Mon, Apr 17, 2006 at 05:39:40PM -0700, Sebastian Haase wrote:
Is the PCI-X slot supported in the default kernel ? I use a precompiled
2.6.15 kernel. I checked the /boot/config-2.6.15... file but didn't
recognise anything useful ...
PCI-X should be supported (you can check it by removing
Gabor,
The missing part was that the kernel option (or parameter)
pci=nommconf
needed to be added. (Maybe this is not needed in 2.6.16 anymore (but it
probably is)...)
Then it showed up in lspci.
And XF86Config-4 can handle it nicely.
I even found a web page where a guy describes how to run 3+
Sebastian Haase wrote:
Gabor,
The missing part was that the kernel option (or parameter)
pci=nommconf
needed to be added. (Maybe this is not needed in 2.6.16 anymore (but
it probably is)...)
Then it showed up in lspci.
And XF86Config-4 can handle it nicely.
I even found a web page where a guy
On 4/20/06, Sebastian Haase [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gabor,
The missing part was that the kernel option (or parameter)
pci=nommconf
needed to be added. (Maybe this is not needed in 2.6.16 anymore (but it
probably is)...)
Then it showed up in lspci.
And XF86Config-4 can handle it nicely.
I
Hi,
On my Tyan Thunder K8WE (s2895) I have two nVidia gfx cards
1) PCI-Express nVidia 6800GT - works fine with nvidia driver (thanks for the
help from this list!)
2) PCI nVidia 5200FX that I put in an PCI-X slot
Problem:
the second card doesn't show up at all !! (It works on windowsXP-64)
Greetings:
I had the same problem with a 3Ware RAID card not showing up at all. Also with
lots of help from the folks on this list, I found out that without adding
pci=nommconf as a boot parameter to the kernel, you won't find any of the
PCI slots on the board. Worked like a charm for me.
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