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Bernd Kreimeier (bk@gamers.org)11.13 Resetting single board SLI?This is the Linux 3Dfx HOWTO document. It is intended as a quickreference covering everything you need to know to install andconfigure 3Dfx support under Linux. Frequently asked questionsregarding the 3Dfx support are answered, and references are given tosome other sources of information on a variety of topics related tocomputer generated, hardware accelerated 3D graphics.This information is only valid for Linux on the Intel platform. Someinformation may be applicable to other processor architectures, but Ihave no first hand experience or information on this. It is onlyapplicable to boards based on 3Dfx technology, any other graphicsaccelerator hardware is beyond the scope of this document.1.1. Contributors and ContactsThis document would not have been possible without all the informationcontributed by other people - those involved in the Linux Glide portand the beta testing process, in the development of Mesa and the MesaVoodoo drivers, or rewieving the document on behalf of 3Dfx andQuantum3D. Some of them contributed entire sections to this document.Daryll Strauss daryll@harlot.rb.ca.us did the port, Paul J. Metzgerpjm@rbd.com modified the Mesa Voodoo driver (written by DavidBucciarelli tech.hmw@plus.it) for Linux, Brian Paul brianp@RA.AVID.COMintegrated it with his famous Mesa library. With respect to VoodooGraphics (tm) accelerated Mesa, additional thanks has to go to HenriFousse, Gary McTaggart, and the maintainer of the 3Dfx Mesa for DOS,Charlie Wallace Charlie.Wallace@unistudios.com. The folks at 3Dfx,notably Gary Sanders, Rod Hughes, and Marty Franz, provided valuableinput, as did Ross Q. Smith of Quantum3D. The pages on the VoodooExtreme and Operation 3Dfx websites provided useful info as well, andin some case I relied on the 3Dfx local Newsgroups. The Linux glQuake2port that uses Linux Glide and Mesa is maintained by Dave Kirsch