In the boxed sets, we do include a package of the nVidia modules, and if you have an nVidia card, DrakX (the installer) will use it automatically.
Preston Cody wrote:
Hi.
I've been switching distros for a long time now, and I really like the
mandrake look.
My Problem: I have an Nvidia TNT2, so I need to get the nvidia drivers
from their website, compile them, and manually edit my XF86Config-4
file. The average user shouldn't have to do this.
What furthers my problem is that I had to download and compile a
separate kernel in order for the nvidia drivers to want to compile. This of course messes up a lot of mandrake's features such as supermount
and various modules.
This is enough of a pain to drive off even a veteran linux user. I do
not know how you guys should go about remedying this, because I know
your stance on closed-source drivers. Anybody have some ideas?
