> 4002b000-4002c000 rw-s ec681000 03:01 181386 /dev/mem
> 4002c000-4002d000 rw-s 4000 03:01 185562 /dev/nvidia0
I'd suggest you talk to your proprietary driver and application provider. Who
knows what their driver does
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It there a way to limit how much memory is allocatable by the AGPGART code?
The reason I am asking is I am seeing some odd behaviour that I suspect is
related to that code.
When I boot the machine, it says something like "200 megs maximum available
for AGP memory. X seems to grab 3/4 of that
It there a way to limit how much memory is allocatable by the AGPGART code?
The reason I am asking is I am seeing some odd behaviour that I suspect is
related to that code.
When I boot the machine, it says something like 200 megs maximum available
for AGP memory. X seems to grab 3/4 of that
4002b000-4002c000 rw-s ec681000 03:01 181386 /dev/mem
4002c000-4002d000 rw-s 4000 03:01 185562 /dev/nvidia0
I'd suggest you talk to your proprietary driver and application provider. Who
knows what their driver does
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