From owner-freebsd-ports  Mon Jul 12  2: 6:38 1999
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Subject: Port riva-glx
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Over the weekend I was busy turning Jordan Hubbard's article
on applying nvidia's 3d hardware acceleration XFree86/Mesa driver for 
RIVA based cards into a FreeBSD port.

It has not been fully tested but it is in a sufficient state now that 
I would appreciate comments to help me sort out the remaining issues. 

You can download my stuff from

    http://www.netcologne.de/~nc-vanwoma/riva-glx

Please dare to use it only if you can live a day or two without
working X if things go wrong!

Note that I provide a patch to Mesa3/Makefile to make this port
not build XFree86 in case of a 'make patch' target (it should
just extract and apply FreeBSD patches).

Also note that this port applies to both RIVA 128/128ZX and RIVA TNT/TNT2/..
based cards.


Regards,
Marc


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