I've managed to get the nvidia card running, so now can play quake at high res.
The only problem is that the mouse polarity in the horizontal axis appears to have switched. This means that if I have the polarity normal, it is correct in the vertical axis, but reversed in the horizontal. If I select polarity reversed, the horizontal axis works, but the vertical axis is reversed. This is very frustrating, as the polarity was okay before I installed the nvidia card, and it works fine as a regular mouse when I do other things. Has anyone encountered this problem before and can suggest a solution? I'd also be interested to learn how to get a joystick input working with Quake2. I have a soundblaster card with a joystick port. The kernel has been compiled with modules emu10k1-gp and adi (for the logitech wingman extreme joystick), and I have added these modules to /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.4, but the joystick doesn't appear to be recognised by quake2. Thanks Jeff -- [email protected] mailing list
