erik
p.s. I just went through my mission stuff. I can't believe how long ago it was when we were in Americana.
On 6/29/05, Stuart Jansen <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, 2005-06-28 at 22:40 -0600, Jarom Jackson wrote:
> My problem is I cant figure out how to get the graphics card
> working. With my other computer, fedora auto detected it(nvidia
> geforce) and set things up to work with it, but I still had to get
> nVidias drivers from there web site for it to work well (i.e. run 3d
> games, etc). That was pretty easy. This time though its a savage/IX
> and I don't know where to go or what to do.
The nVidia installer is a point of some controversy. As an alternative,
livna has RPMs of nvidia's driver. I've had some annoying experiences
with nvidia's installer, so livna is my preference. But like I said,
it's controversial, so I won't try to tell you one of the other is
"best".
Are you certain that savage/ix drivers are available for Linux? You
might be out of luck. These questions are usually best addressed to Dr.
Google.
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