On Mon, 20 Jan 2003, Frederick Noronha wrote:
> game named Tux racer. This game is running smoothly in pentium
> machines and resolution is also good. But in the Amd based machines
> the game is not running and get stuck and the resolution is also not
What is the model of the AMD chip? What chipset are you using on the
motherboard? The problem may be related to AMD-AGP-Page Table bug.
First I need to know the above information.
> In my machine I am having 128 MB ram, I have seen the memory
> information it is saying that Total physical memory availabe is 123 MB
> and Free Physical memory availabe is 7 MB. What happen to the
> remaining memory. Is there any settings for memory.
well, let's put it this way. If you had 64MB RAM free, then that means
you bought 64MB extra RAM that is not being used at all. What is
actually happening is that all free RAM is being allocated as cache. As
and when this RAM is required by programs, it is deallocated from cache
and allocated to the program. When you type free, have a look at the
row labelled buffers/cache.
> I am able to view files of windows partition in Linux. But in windows
> I could not able to view the linux files. Is there any option to share
That is so because windows is not knowledgeable about file systems other
than the ones Microsoft builds inhouse.
> files between windows and Linux.
There is a program called explorextfs or something like that. beware
that in write mode it can destroy your linux partition.
> Please let me know the alternatives for the following
please search on freshmeat.net. Don't ask for answers that you can find
on your own. You will find alternatives for all of the below listed
packages.
> 1. Autocad
> 2. Pagemaker
> 3. Corel draw, Photoshop
> 4. Visual Basic
> 5. MS Access
> 6. Linux Based Games
Alternatives for linux based games?
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