15 Jan
2003
15 Jan
'03
10:17 a.m.
Patrick Shirkey wrote:
Taybin Rutkin wrote:
When it is possible it is done in the X configuration. But all of this
is moot for m, as she has a ThinkPad 600E that runs at AGP 1X already.
And m, that's a NeoMagic 2200 chipset in your 600E (OK, NeoMagic calls
it a MagicMedia 256AV, but X calls it a neo2200).
I have no problems running a cheap Griffin iMic USB audio device on my
600E, and USB is sharing its interrupt with eth0. I'm running a
2.4.21-pre3-ac2 kernel on Debian stable, no low-latency patches.
wes
On 15 Jan 2003, m wrote:
Not neccessarily. It depends on what driver you are using. If it is an
nvidia vga then I can tell you how. If you have a different device I
haven't had the need to find out yet :) how do i go about dropping my agp speed? i cant
seem to see anything in
my XF86Config that would do this... i'm running my quattro from an ibm
thinkpad 600E laptop, it has a NeoMagic 1024x786 flatpanel screen - i'm
using the drivers that X selected by default...
I think such a thing is done in the BIOS.