Thanks! --- "C. Ulrich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > If you have a card that requires it (one of the > cards listed in the kernel > config, for example, a Matrox), then yes. Some > drivers (notably nvidia) have > their own driver that gets loaded as a module when X > starts. For these you > don't have to do anything special with the kernel > when building it. > > Also, be careful that you don't confuse AGP, DRI, > and DGA. AGP is a video bus, > DRI is a system implemented in the Linux kernel and > XFree86 that allows direct > access the the video hardware, and DGA is an X > extension that allows > applications to access the framebuffer directly. (Or > so I am led to understand.) > > Corrections/additions to the above definitions > appreciated.
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