>
> Is AGP well supported by Linux?
>
> Does the AGP slot on ASUS or other common PC mother boards share an
> interrupt with one of the PCI slots?
For all experiences I've got, the AGP bus is seen has
PCI card on bus=1 (whereas bus=0 for other PCI)
But this is for 3 slot PCI.
I've seen HP Kayak PC (haven't look at motherboard ref.) which have
- 3 PCI slot as bus=0
- 3 other PCI slot as bus=1
- and 1 AGP as bus=2
As you can see, AGP is no more then PCI for programation with bus
difference and CONFIG_SPACE longer.
( PCI_CONFIG_SPACE+other_function like (2xAGP,4xAGP,32/64/128 bits
access ...)
Chris.
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