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From: Amancio Hasty <hasty@rah.star-gate.com>
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Well,

I had a nice chat with Intel and it seems that both Matrox and Intel are
working hard on finding out what is wrong with the above combination.

I put in my pitch about how easy it is to duplicate the problem on
FreeBSD so at the very least this should not be a problem.

For those who have missed my previous posting , if you run vic with
the above configuration it will look up your PCI solid. "tv" as long
as you don't save images to disk seems to work okay.

	Amancio