Jaromír Mikeš wrote: > <Gustin Johnson wrote: > < > Ralf Mardorf wrote: > < >> The rest is okay, if you are only running one kernel, if you run your > < >> install with several kernels, you have to install the proprietary driver > < >> in a special way, I can't remember, because I don't have a NVidia any > more. > < >> > < > sh ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86-177.82.pkg1.run -K > < > > < Just to explain, the -K simply tells the installer to only build the > < kernel module and not to delete the previous installation. Of course if > < this is newer than the previous installation, you would not want to use > < this flag. > < > Thanks a lot ... it is very good info. > Still having problem with resolution .... no better than 1280x768. > It is possible that it is motherboard issue? > Actually the graphic card is AGP ... my mobo has no PCI ... can this be > problem? > Are you using the nvidia driver or the nv driver?
What resolutions does the nvidia settings program say are available?
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