On Fri, 2010-01-22 at 20:43 +0100, Anders Gidenstam wrote: > For me the NVIDIA driver works fine - but I do need to reinstall it if my > package system updates the mesa package or if I change to a new kernel. When this happens, only the libglx.so symlink is overwritten. Then perform these steps: - Quit your desktop to login - Stop the login manager (no xorg instances should run) - Become root or try with "sudo": cd /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/ - Still as root: rm -v libglx.so and verify it has been deleted - Now "ls -l" an look for a libglx.so.* file, should only be one - Here it is libglx.so.190.53, so do a "ln -s libglx.so.190.53 libglx.so - Start your login manager again and login
Hope, this saves you some time. :) Of course, you need an already installed installation of the NVIDIA kernel module from www.nvidia.com . Regards, Roland
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