"Patrick Marquetecken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ok, but in the file /etc/modules.d/nvidia and /etc/modules.conf a line with contains
> NVdriver ?
>
I dont use nor can I afford an NVidia card at the moment, but you can
find the name of your module by doing:
modprobe -l
Unless of course, it is not compiled through the kernel (once again,
I do not have the card nor have I ever installed an NVidia
driver). If not found by the method above, then your best chance is
to cd /usr/share/docs/nvidia*
Say the module is named: nvidia.o OR NVidia.o
Just add the name of the driver (without the ".o") to
/etc/modules.autoload and either reboot that sucker or load the
module. (modprobe nvidia OR modprobe NVidia).
You can usually find your modules in /usr/lib/*/kernel (* being the
current kernel name you're on ATM).
If you have some sort of file in /etc/modules.d/ for the nvidia
driver, then you should have a look in /etc/init.d/. If you see
*anything* in terms of NVidia, then your answer might just be doing
/etc/init.d/nvidia start OR /etc/init.d/NVidia start (or whatever
filename within that directory relating to your card).
I'm glad you didnt take my original email personally, and thanks for
emailing me :) It's nice to see you have not given up!
Hope that helps.
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Louis C. Candell
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