Well for the time being I've solved the problem by simply not loading
"GLX" in my X-config file. Crude but effective. My CPU load is down
to around 5% from the 95% that it was.
Still groused about the kernel thing. I guess one could use a 2.4
series, but Gentoo does not support them on the amd64 arch.
I'm also not to crazy about being forced to use udev, this has caused
me a lot of trouble as a lot of apps don't get along with that very
well.
Oh Well, still beats Windoze :-)
Brian Wood
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On Jan 8, 2006, at 3:08 PM, Michael T. Dean wrote:
Brian Wood wrote:
As I said, if they'd leave the bloody kernel APIs alone I could
just build the older nVidia driver. Whatever happened to the
"odd- numbered" kernels being for tinkering?
Well, you asked, so here's a great overview: http://kerneltrap.org/
node/5040
For the details, read the links in the post.
Mike
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