Jeff Hartmann served as the primary maintainer of the Linux kernel's agpgart driver, which began as part of Brian Paul's Utah GLX accelerated Mesa 3D driver project. The developers primarily targeted Linux 2.4.x kernels, but made patches available against older 2.2.x kernels. Dave Jones heavily reworked agpgart for the Linux 2.6.x kernels, along with more contributions from Jeff Hartmann.5
In FreeBSD, the agpgart driver appeared in its 4.1 release.6
AGPgart support was introduced into Solaris Express Developer Edition as of its 7/05 release.7
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