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From: DevilKin <devilkin@gmx.net>
Subject: AGP Stability tests?
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I know it's a bit OT, but is there a way to do some AGP stability tests 
under linux? I'm encountering infrequent crashes (not the kernel, no, just 
X) and I want to find out if the AGP is working 'good'...

Thanks,

DevilKin

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