hey guys....

ive been attempting to get suspend to disk to work while X is loaded...
this isnt working, with an error and the address of my AGP slot...

it works when i unload the nvidia driver.

osme people mentioned that agpgart is NOT acpi firndly, but NvAGP is....
unfortunatly, i have AGPGART compiled into the kernel.

i recompied the kernel is agpgart and sis-agp as modules.

one thing i have noticed, is how slooooooow glxgears is running...

before, i got 2100 frpames per second... now i get only 1500.

and no matter wether agpgart is loaded or not, the frame rate does not change... sis-agp also makes no difference.

and NvAGP "1" makes Xorg fail to load with errors about NvAGP not being a valid option..

i thought performance should be serverly degraded without AGPGART or NvAGP working ?

glxinfo says direct rendering is working, and all the usual...
i once understood nvidia soooo well... now im just lost !

im using gentoo !!!! (and a 2.6.8 gentoo kernel)

can any1give any advice ?

What is the version of nvidia driver. If it is the latest then that has been normal from what I read on nvidia's site.
? When you use NVAgp "1" is the agpgart or sis-agpgart loaded?
Could you display your XF86Config and X error log?

ok.... i fixed the problem with selecting what AGP driver is geing used... that is nolonger an issue....

however, neither drivers seem to support acpi suspend.
also.... from what i thought i knew aout kernels, a module driver shouldnt run any slower than a built in driver....

yet the only difference i made to the kernel, was to change AGPGART and sis-agp from 'Y' to 'M' and i lost 500 frames per second in glx gears.... is this normal ???

what was configing me about my first question.. is in the 2.4 kernel /proc/driver/nvidia/agp/status showd NvAGP .. but in 2.6, it seems it just says NVIDIA.

anyways, thaks for the reply.

well first off it should be..............type it in just like you see it..............