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From: Yusuf <yeldakar@iris.nyit.edu>
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Subject: Savage4 and X
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Does anyone know if X supports S3 Savage4? It's integrated on an HP
Pavilion 7935 with shared video memory (SMA).

I appreciate your help.

Yusuf


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