So is it, or is it not necessary to download the Nvidia driver from the Nvidia site? I use a Nvidia Quadro Pro 2 and 3D seems not to work. If I start a game that needs 3D it says that I do not have 3D support. Is there a howto that also applies to SUSE 10 / Nvidia?
2005/12/27, Clayton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > >> Then you are doing something wrong. The Nvidia driver install using YOU > >> does work. It has worked in -every- install/upgrade I have done since I > >> started to use an Nvidia graphics card. As has been stated many times > in > >> the SUSE english list the 3D checkbox will -not- be selected when > >> checking with sax2 but 3d -is- turned on. The tell tail sign that 3D is > >> working is the Nvidia splash screen showing when "X" starts up. > > > > Correct, and guess what - it's NOT working in a LOT of boxen! > > > Hmmm I've installed SUSE10 on a LOT of computers too... probably 20 or > 30 now, and every single one with nVidia cards has worked perfectly. > Teh few that have had ATI have been a nightmare (but eventually did work > in the end). > > So far, the only time I've heard of anyone having problems with nVidia > on SUSE10 is from reports from Fred on this list. I don't know what the > specific circumstances are for you Fred, but... I've never experienced > any problems with nVidia on 10.0 (on an almost random combination of > hardware). 3D has always worked on the very first try after installing > the nVidia drivers using YAST - this is always done on the initial > install. 3D acceleration works, and all customers/friends/acquaintances > that I've assisted with 10.0 installs are all very happy. > > C. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
