[XFree86] nVidia 1.0-4496 driver Vs XFree86 4.3.0-2

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Hello:

I have installed nVidia driver 1.0-4496 on my system, with Redhat 9.0 kernel 
2.4.20-6 and XFree86 4.3.0-2, for an ASUS V9560VS (nVidia FX5600) card.

The driver was installed to nVidia's README, by-the-book.  All requisite 
libraries now appear in their designated locations.  

XF86Config changed from Driver "nv" to Driver "nvidia", added Load "glx", and 
removed Load "dri" and Load "GLcore".

Video quality is excellent., the X server works fine, GUI desktop appears, 
and glxgears displays graphic at 3200fps.  OpenOffice fails to start with a 
terse Segmentation fault error on the command-line terminal.

XF86Config changed from Driver "nvidia" to Driver "nv".   Now, OppenOffice 
starts and funtions properly.  However, glxgears fails with the following 
command-line terminal message: 
xlib extension: "GLX" missing on display ":00".
Error: couldn't get an RGB Double-buffered visual

According to nVidias README, their driver was built to XFree86 4.0.2 
compatibility.  Also was told that their glx code addresses segments in a 
manner that differs from the method in standard code.  

Does anyone have a solution, so that the nVidia FX5600 card driver does 
provide OpenGL functionality with X 4.3.0-2 interoperability?

OS:  Redhat 9.0 / kernel 2.4.20-6 / XFree86 4.3.0-2 
CPU:  Intel P4 / 2.60cGHz / 800MHz system bus
Board:  Intel D865 PERLK / 1GB PC3200 DDR Memory
Discs:  WD 120MB UATA 100 Hard drive / Sony CDRW 52-24-52
Sound:  Creative Audigy 2
Graphics:  ASUS V9560VS - 128MB 8xAGP, 
  using nVidia FX5600 and nVidia driver 1.0-4496


Cheers and thanks in advance, 
Michael  - Graphics & Engineering  http://www.bowlvisions.com/

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