i use a diamond viper330 agp card and it works fine. you should be
able to tell the config program how much ram you have on your card.
are you using Xconfigurator or xf86config? i'd recommend aquainting
yourself with the XF86Config file, typically found in /etc/X11. you'll have
a lot more control after you know how that file works.
there may be some gui out there to help you with the XF86Config file,
but i've always preferred emacs on textfiles for critical conf files.
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> Okay, I have an onboard SIS 3d AGP video card, and it is recognized in the
> Xfree86 config. Whenever it is probed, it can't figure out how much video
> ram it has .. and when I start up X, it will only display in 300x200 or
> whatever the tiniest resolution is. Anyone have any ideas? For some reason
> I thought that maybe AGP video cards aren't the greatest supported thing in
> the world as of now .... And the monitor isn't an issue, as it is a standard
> Dell that is listed in the Xconfigurator list.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Aaron
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