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[fybanez@xxxxxxxxxx (Frankie)]

    Please help me with a major problem I've been having with the XSuSE
NVidia Xserver. I've just 
downloaded it and tried it on a Dell with the AGP port of the STB Velocity
128 graphics card with 4 megs 
and have had absolutly no success with this server.

    I run the custom XF86Config program you make avail for download and it
seems to write the config just 
fine. When I start X with the NVidia server configured to run, everything
goes black and the machine is then 
locked for good until I reset it manually.

    This is not a good thing, I have seen something extremely similar to
this with the Stealth 3D Xservers from 
the X-consortium,  but that was solve with a "nomem_access" option or
something very similar to that, in the 
Device section.

Please reply with some advice at your earliest convience. 

BTW, if this really works, I want to thank the guys at SuSE for such a
great X server. And I will probably be using SuSE LiNuX for our servers
here at work instead of FreeBSD.

Thanks again in advance for any help regarding this matter.

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