Hello
Paul Tsai (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> Andreas Janssen wrote:
>
>>>I'm compiling a custom kernel 2.6.6 on my Toshiba laptop. One of the
>>>things I've noticed is that it keeps loading the intel_agp and the
>>>agpart modules. Now in the kernel, I specified to not compile agpart
>>>module. however it loads.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>To me, that looks like you forgot to move the old module directory out
>>of the way when you installed the kernel (set a different
>>EXTRAVERSION, use kernel-package).
>>
>>
> Hmmm. Well I physically removed the lib/modules/2.6.6 directory each
> time I recompiled.... does this do the same thing?
Yes, that should be sufficient. If the module still gets loaded,
something went wrong configuring or compiling the kernel. E.g. you
forgot make clean.
>>>Only thing is I don't want it to load cause
>>>I want to use nvidia's agp modules. (I simply renamed the modules so
>>>they can't load but the errors on startup annoy me). Is there a file
>>>somewhere where it specifies what modules load?
>>
>>Try to put an "#" in front of this line:
>>
>>/etc/modprobe.d/aliases:alias char-major-10-175 agpgart
>>
>>See if maybe hotplug or discover load the driver. Make sure your XFree
>>is configured to use the nvidia agp driver. See the readme that is in
>>the nvidia-glx package.
>>
>>
> How do I check whether hotplug of discover is loading the driver?
Switch the bootlogd on (/etc/default/bootlogd). Read /var/log/boot after
rebooting. You can blacklist drivers, check /etc/hotplug/blacklist.d
and /etc/discover.d.
> Xfree is configured to use Nvidia.
You can set the NvAGP option in the Device section:
Option "NvAGP" "1"
The settings are explained the documentation of the nvidia-glx package.
best regards
Andreas Janssen
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