Adam wrote:
No just build a new kernel, when you reboot your machine XDM and X will not work, just grab the NVIDIA drivers from http://www.nvidia.com and make sure you have them in /usr/src before you do all this. [...]
Ahem, he said the NV driver that came with X, not the POS ones from nvidia.com. As long as AGP isn't disabled, it should work fine. I have an entirely healthy bias against the nvidia.com drivers from past experiences.
On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, MJ Ray wrote:
Adam wrote:
No just build a new kernel, when you reboot your machine XDM and X will not work, just grab the NVIDIA drivers from http://www.nvidia.com and make sure you have them in /usr/src before you do all this. [...]
Ahem, he said the NV driver that came with X, not the POS ones from nvidia.com. As long as AGP isn't disabled, it should work fine. I have an entirely healthy bias against the nvidia.com drivers from past experiences.
But the NVdriver *is* the proprietary Nvidia one, there is no module/driver needed if you run the one included within X windows, except why you would want to I don't know, else how are you going to play Quake III?
Anyhow I have been using the NVidia drivers since the original release and have never had any problems with them ever, the only problem is though that they are not open source =(
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