Gabor,
The missing part was that the kernel option (or parameter)
pci=nommconf
needed to be added. (Maybe this is not needed in 2.6.16 anymore (but it
probably is)...)
Then it showed up in lspci.
And XF86Config-4 can handle it nicely.
I even found a web page where a guy describes how to run 3+ monitors all
in one desktop (xinerama? no X screens) AND all OpenGL accelerated !!
He said something about NvAgp vs apgart - and some other tricks...
(Maybe this is nvidia specific - but mixing nvidia and ati should also work)
Thanks for the reply
Sebastian Haase
Gabor Gombas wrote:
On Mon, Apr 17, 2006 at 05:39:40PM -0700, Sebastian Haase wrote:
Is the PCI-X slot supported in the "default" kernel ? I use a precompiled
2.6.15 kernel. I checked the /boot/config-2.6.15... file but didn't
recognise anything useful ...
PCI-X should be supported (you can check it by removing the other VGA
card and leaving only the PCI-X card in the machine). The biggest
problem is having multiple VGA cards is not generally supported and only
works with certain models of certain vendors, and sometimes requires
manual tweakings. Google is your friend here, but do not expect much.
Gabor
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