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Peter Hayes
I have an A7N8X-X m/b with a PCI graphics card, a Matrox Millennium.
When I shutdown Windows 2000 + sp3 I get a memory dump and a reference
to agp.sys. The message stays on screen unless W2k is set to reboot on
errors.
If I put in an AGP card there's no such error and Windows shuts down
properly.
SuSE Linux shuts down properly whatever graphics card I install.
I've tried disabling the reference to AGP in the BIOS.
Any ideas as to how to fix this annoying problem, other than ditching
the MM?
Thanks,
When I shutdown Windows 2000 + sp3 I get a memory dump and a reference
to agp.sys. The message stays on screen unless W2k is set to reboot on
errors.
If I put in an AGP card there's no such error and Windows shuts down
properly.
SuSE Linux shuts down properly whatever graphics card I install.
I've tried disabling the reference to AGP in the BIOS.
Any ideas as to how to fix this annoying problem, other than ditching
the MM?
Thanks,