--- Hello, I'm kind of newbie on Linux, and I wonder if anyone has installed the nvidia drivers, I can not even naum
to stick ... If yes, explain to me how does poderim, commands, etc ...
Already thank ... --- In which distro
Slack here at my work ... blz including xf86 already comes with support for it ...
Drusian takes the tutor on the xf86config www.linuxroot.cjb.net and choosing the video PLK No. 322 of it to read the tutor q vc qq will know I'm talking about ... --- I think what he is referring to is the binary nvidia drivers., Not the open source without acceleration that comes with XFree.
Mnt But are sociable and easy istalar by rpm or tar.gz . just grab the README on the nvidia page and follow it right.
If you have problems, explain what you did there and that gave error that we help. --- That same friend, I use the CL8 and he recognizes the card normally, but without the recusrsos that the board has, especially the TV-OUT ... aki
I'll try again and then I put what in
wrong ... For now worth ... --- Hello
tar-zxvf NVIDIA_kernel-1.0-2960.tar.gz
NVIDIA_kernel cd-1.0-2960
make install tar-zxvf NVIDIA_GLX-1.0- 2960.tar.gz
NVIDIA_GLX cd-1.0-2960 make install
kedit /
etc/X11/XF86Config or XF86Config-4, depending on the distro, like Red Hat
Look for the line "Load dbe" and put a # at the beginning of it.
Find the line "load glx" and remove the # in front of the line.
If this line does not exist, change for the dbe glx and remove the # from the beginning of the line.
Find the line "driver = nv" and put "driver = nvidia"
Giga --- Thanks friend, I'll try then put the result ...! --- Super-GIGAMAX!!! hehehe
only complement, as root of course ... and it's always
config-4, the nvidia drivers do not work with Xfree3 .....
and complementing further .... I always turn off the radius of devfs .... if anyone has any strange problems with modules - type work once, then not ..... try to shut down the pet .... --- Dear friends, naum funfou anything for aki, I downloaded the files from Nvidia's site and did as his friend described Giga, the NVIDIA_GLX installed, but NVIDIA_kernel naum, gave an error and took a chance anyway, I modified the file as described, rebooted and always entered in text mode. I renamed the file that the system recorded as a backup of the old and still naum work anymore, definitely changed the NVIDIA_GLX something that gave the stick ...
file Kernel crashes even until the RPM package naum rode No way ... Lucky
I installed the system as the Morimoto describes, with a partition mounted on / home, so nam that I had lost anything and everything returned to normal, it was just reinstall the system ...
More ... any tips
Wookie, better explains what I said above, if you can understand anything that naum
hehee .... Ahh, I'm using CL8, naum remember now said that ... --- Good ... let's share
you edited the XFConfig-4 At the time of installation, you installed Xfree4 and not the third
Qnd you modified the makefile, the Nvidia-kernel compiled normally, or has an error you typed make install
Hint: there was no need to reinstall anything. It was enough to change the file XF86Config-4 w / what it was before, in text mode.
You made everything as root
Vc are using devfs (look in / etc / lilo.conf, see if have devfs = mount) --- Hello Wooky.
In Slackware 8.1 is the XF86Config file, not XF86Config-4 and uses XFree 4.2 tb.
Hetfield, I could not tb install NVIDIA_kernel in Conectiva 8, and I think you could try the src.rpm.
Giga --- Good going by
too ... but I edited the correct file, and time to install naum choose anything, it was just chose to select all packages ... Make Install
typed correctly, as root and gave error like I said, both using the. tar.gz and RPM ...
I udei the file XF86Config-4 for what it was before in text mode and naum worked the same way, drop in text mode, I typed startx and you could stick the same way, but had trouble reinstalling naum because naum formatted the partition / home and everything came back as before ... End
And, I do not know what devfs is, as I have mentioned in one of the posts ...
And I use the Grub and Lilo naum ... < BR> But still worth ... And
Giga, I would explain to you, either by mail or forum that the differences between a src.rpm and a rpm package
It is said that as I am Linux newbie ...
For now .. Thank you my friends --- Xf86config has
and also has the xfree86setup
in slackware 8.1
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Andre --- Well let's see. You did not say what happened qnd you modified the Makefile tar.gz. Spend as much information as possible.
Check the configuration file of GRUB then, should be / etc / grub.conf - if not for a look at / etc that you think. If you have something with devfs = mount, you are using devfs. is a system that dynamically loads the devices - used w / accessories hot-pluggable - but w / me not working. : ^) So, if you are using, turn off (remove the line devfs = mount). Always make backups of files you modify q q files, and boot disk tb.
After you have turned off, repeat the procedure of the GIGA tar.gz passed. Finally, make sure that after the installation
the file / etc / modules.conf
there is a line alias char-major NVdriver
195, if not add you (the installer should be added automatically.) < BR> Write down everything you do, you give the errors and post here if you have more problems. --- Hello
I think you can not install why not have the kernel-header.
Q: Installing the module NVIDIA_kernel Gives an error message like: # error Modules Should
never use kernel-headers system headers # error but headers
from an Appropriate kernel-source
A: You need to install the source for the Linux kernel. In most
Situations Can you fix this problem by installing the kernel-source package for your distribution
Do you have the kernel-source installed
Giga --- really a bunch of drivers and cossitas need the header .. --- Speech Giga, the error msg was precisely this that you spent, the Kernel-Header, naum know if I have installed, please tell me how do I make sure to it, and that this CD (or a 2) in the case of naum have, now I'll poke around more on this subject aki, if I can I post
... Thanks guys!
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