On Saturday 06 October 2007 22.14.17 ianseeks wrote:
> hi
>
> Has anyone managed to get X running when installing the closed Nvidia
> driver? I installed all (driver and kerner sources) via the community
> repo's etc and every time i load up after installed in the driver i end up
> at the command prompt.  I assume the driver is not matched to the kernel.
> Any ideas?

I have the same problem. I added the nvidia repo by selecting it in yast. It 
installed. I see that /etc/X11/xorg.conf had the driver changed from nv to 
nvidia (no X until I changed back to nv - I always keep a copy of xorg.conf 
when fiddling here). However, none of the kernel drivers were made or loaded. 
Even after a reboot. I see a few programs (nvidia-bug-report.sh 
nvidia-settings nvidia-xconfig). I don't think I saw the install script that 
I am used to using.

I usually install the nvidia driver from the command line. I thought I would 
try the YAST method in 10.3. I still want this to work so it keeps up-to-date 
when I (via Yast or smart) update the kernel.

Otherwise. 10.3 seems like a keeper. When I sort out a few compile issues with 
our product (v4l2 and MSVC++ via CrossOver Office), I think we will start 
testing for moving from 10,0 to 10.3.


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