NVIDIA doesn't use dri, it should be commented out if you are using their drivers. First off, try running ldconfig and then restarting X and Tuxracer. If that doesn't work try running xdpyinfo, make sure it lists the GLX, NV-GLX and NVIDIA-GLX extensions. If that doesn't work let me know and post your XFree86 log file in /var/log. These steps are in the FAQ section of the README file also, take a look at it too, it lists other things to try out.
-- Trevor Lauder Web: http://www.thelauders.net E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hahahhaa....ok, sorry, very stressfull past two weeks at work is > starting to take it's toll! I would put 'Load dri' or whatever back > in, and also make sure the dri devices exist, it seems a lot of distros > don't have them. You should see them in /dev/dri/card* if you're using > old style dev, I would assume devfs also puts them there, but if you're > using devfs you don't have to worry about devices ;-) > > Le 12 D�cembre 2002 15:22, vous avez �crit : >> Umm, he did post his XF86Config file lol, read the email you replied >> to fully :P
