>You can know if an AGP card's vga portion is enabled by checking the
>corresponding bit in the pci bridge configuration space.
Which fields?
>If you have only one card with I/O enabled you can know this is the
>card. If you have more, you can write to the 0xb8000 region, and see in
>what linear aperture the write happens.
Sounds along the lines of what I was email. I have it below.
Check the VGA Palette Snoop mode bit in its PCI config space
(PCI config byte 4, bit 5), or see if it has IO-enabled
(PCI config byte 4, bit 0) AND doesn't have any IO-space BARs.
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