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If you install your drivers, you need to set the modules to be loaded at boot, this new nvidia drivers automaticly write the modules in /boot/loader.conf but, the agpcart module is not apended, so I would follow every step. When you make setup to install the drivers, the .ko will be kldload automaticly, so u can start your tests with the X server. It's really easy, you can look at the README of the Freebsd driver: http://download.nvidia.com/freebsd/1.0-4365/README.txt
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