Slow OpenGL - maybe Drivers not activated?

Hello everyone,

as you can possibly tell from my question, I am new to sourceforge and new 
to morphix. After having used Knoppix for about half a year now, I wanted 
to get something more, well, appropiate for me. I love to play games, so I 
downloaded the Morpix-Gamer ISO.

But if I try to run any game using OpenGL, it wont work right, with 
rendering rates
of about 1 or 2 FPS.

I suspect I am missing something here. I simply insert my Morphix CD, 
restart my computer and try to play Tux-Racer. The UT2003 Demo included on 
the CD wont even start.

I have tried booting from the second CD-Drive, I also ran Morphix with the 
CDCheck-Cheatcode.

Do I have to do anything else to get proper OpenGL-Support, besides booting 
Morphix? If yes, WHAT do I have to do? I seem unable to find any answer to 
this question on SourceForge :(

My Computer:
Mainboard:    Medion Mainboard, Intel Chipset 82801BA (not sure?!)
Processor:    Intel Pentium IV (Northwood) @ 2 GHz
RAM:          512 MB RAM (2x256 MB Infineon PC-2100)
AGP:          NVidia GeForce 4 Ti-4200 (64 MB VRAM)
Harddisks:    Seagate ST380020A (80 GB, IDE 0 Master)
	        Maxtor 6Y080L0 (80 GB, IDE 1 Master)
Other Drives: USB Stick, 128 MB (Not attached while running Morphix)
		  30 GB 2,5" HD on a Self-Designed (Read: made it all myself) USB-TO-IDE 
Interface
			(Not attached while running Morphix)
		  SONY CD-RW Drive (IDE 1 Slave, Drive used for booting Morphix)
		  LiteOn DVD-ROM Drive (IDE 0 Slave, Drive used for booting Morphix)

TIA for your help.

Yours
Sebastian Schneider
(Note: I do speak English and German, so if you do not speak English, feel 
free to reply to
[email protected] in German ;) )
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