I've fixed the problem.
Just to put the nvidia as a module in the autoload file, and it works
fine.
Merry Xmas
El jue, 25-12-2003 a las 04:08, Jason Stubbs escribi�:
> On Saturday 20 December 2003 00:01, Cybercar wrote:
> > My XF86Config is a bit full of shit ( so many comments # )
>
> You're XF86Config looks fine as well. I just checked your kernel .config again
> and found:
>
> CONFIG_AGP=y
> CONFIG_AGP_INTEL=y
> CONFIG_AGP_NVIDIA=y
> CONFIG_DRM=y
> CONFIG_DRM_I830=y
>
> What it your motherboard chipset? More specifically, what is your AGP chipset?
> You only want the driver for whatever your AGP chipset is - by the look of
> the above, I'm guessing it's Intel. You might want to remove the DRM stuff as
> well.
>
> Everything looks like there is no problem but it's not even getting the X
> server up. If it was starting up correctly but locking up occasionally, I
> would say to remove AGP from the kernel altogether, which would then use
> NVidia's AGP driver by default. But I don't think that would help any.
>
> If none of the above works, check the NVidia readme. It contains a list of
> files that should be installed. Check through that and make sure that every
> file exists and that the permissions provide at least read-only access for
> your users. Anything you find amiss, let us know about.
>
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> Jason Stubbs
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