On Sun, May 03, 2009 at 09:29:53AM +0200, Francesco Pietra wrote:
Hi:
with amd64 lenny, i have installed the nvidia driver (OpenGL 2.1.2
NVIDIA 173.14.04) for a GeForce 6600?PCI?SSE2 card along the Debian
way, according to the Lennart Sorensen recipe), with additional GLSL
support for some
Hi:
with amd64 lenny, i have installed the nvidia driver (OpenGL 2.1.2
NVIDIA 173.14.04) for a GeForce 6600?PCI?SSE2 card along the Debian
way, according to the Lennart Sorensen recipe), with additional GLSL
support for some scientific graphics.
When my wife attempts to explore the museum Louvre
On Sunday 3 May 2009 09:29:53 Francesco Pietra wrote:
Hi:
with amd64 lenny, i have installed the nvidia driver (OpenGL 2.1.2
NVIDIA 173.14.04) for a GeForce 6600?PCI?SSE2 card along the Debian
way, according to the Lennart Sorensen recipe), with additional GLSL
support for some scientific
Francesco Pietra wrote:
Hi:
with amd64 lenny, i have installed the nvidia driver (OpenGL 2.1.2
NVIDIA 173.14.04) for a GeForce 6600?PCI?SSE2 card along the Debian
way, according to the Lennart Sorensen recipe), with additional GLSL
support for some scientific graphics.
When my wife attempts
On Sunday 3 May 2009 11:35:12 you wrote:
youll notice if you click on requirements you get a link to some third
party plugin. which only supports windows and mac.
Dean
I just tried
http://musee.louvre.fr/expo-imaginaire/escalierdesambassadeurs/fr/index.html
and it works fine, and it's 3d.
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 10:11 AM, Klaus Becker colon...@free.fr wrote:
I just tried
http://musee.louvre.fr/expo-imaginaire/escalierdesambassadeurs/fr/index.html
and it works fine, and it's 3d.
Klaus
It also doesn't use the 3DVIA-player plugin that the first link uses.
You basically have
*
ask 3DVIA to port their plugin to Linux
http://www.3dvia.com/need-more-helhttp://www.3dvia.com/need-more-help
**p* http://www.3dvia.com/need-more-help
*
*
**I'll be interested to see the chances of that, seeing as they provide
M$'s Virtual Earth program. But you never know. *
*
youll notice if you click on requirements you get a link to some third
party plugin. which only supports windows and mac.
Dean
Klaus Becker wrote:
On Sunday 3 May 2009 09:29:53 Francesco Pietra wrote:
Hi:
with amd64 lenny, i have installed the nvidia driver (OpenGL 2.1.2
NVIDIA 173.14.04
See in the follow bug report:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=401201
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Hello.
I use make-kpkg (from kernel-package deb) to compile the Nvidia driver
(I've just downloaded version 1.0.8776-3 of nvidia-kernel-source).
Then I get (after building kernel 2.6.19.1):
---CUT---
NVIDIA: calling KBUILD...
make CC=gcc-4.0 -C /home/eran/system/kernel/source/linux-2.6.19.1
On Wed, 2007-01-03 at 00:00 +0100, Gilles Sadowski wrote:
Hello.
I use make-kpkg (from kernel-package deb) to compile the Nvidia driver
(I've just downloaded version 1.0.8776-3 of nvidia-kernel-source).
Then I get (after building kernel 2.6.19.1):
1.0.8776 won't compile against 2.6.19
.
The problem is the impossibility to get a working nvidia driver with
glx.
In the past 10 years or so, I never had any problem with my several
nvidia cards/drivers
on debian, but now it seems to be impossible to get things right.
The problem is, that when I compile a kernel with the builtin nv
Hi Kees
did you get my original post?
would you like assistance getting your 6600gt running?
please be awair that the debianized nvidia driver is your best option.
i have used your card extensively in debian linux for amd64 cpus
i have since upgraded to sli'd 7900gs's.
all work perfectly
for this subject and
the machine I am working on is a amd64.
The problem is the impossibility to get a working nvidia driver with
glx.
In the past 10 years or so, I never had any problem with my several
nvidia cards/drivers
on debian, but now it seems to be impossible to get things right
://security.debian.org/ sarge/updates main contrib non-free
and there is an update in that repository for mpg123 for Sarge, so it
would appear that they do, but I might be wrong after all I am a n00b
that's only used GNU/Linux for 5 years.
Hmm, that's true.
On the other hand for things like the nvidia driver
to sweep away the rubbish and install a brand new
debian system.
But before I do so, I have to be sure that the nvidia driver will work
the right way,
that is with GLX.
I hope that you understand that it is impossible for me to tell you in
detail everything
I tried in putting my system
Hello folks,
Although the problem I am talking about is a general debian problem/bug,
I am
sending my message to this list, as there seems to be no list adequate
for this subject and
the machine I am working on is a amd64.
The problem is the impossibility to get a working nvidia driver
the nv driver is... substandard on modern cards
the nvidia bundled driver doesnt work on debain
however it is repacked and well maintained.
this is possibly the most frequent question on
this list. so heres a quick summary
build the nvidia driver using module-assistant
m-a prepare
m-a a-i
to get a working nvidia driver with glx.
In the past 10 years or so, I never had any problem with my several
nvidia cards/drivers
on debian, but now it seems to be impossible to get things right.
The problem is, that when I compile a kernel with the builtin nv
driver, I cannot get
glx, which I
is the impossibility to get a working nvidia driver with glx.
In the past 10 years or so, I never had any problem with my several
nvidia cards/drivers
on debian, but now it seems to be impossible to get things right.
The problem is, that when I compile a kernel with the builtin nv driver,
I cannot
On Friday 03 November 2006 12:40, kees wrote:
Hello folks,
Although the problem I am talking about is a general debian problem/bug,
...
I tried to install the driver etc. via the *.run file downloaded from
nvidia, but this
also did not work (got complaints/errors about not finding the driver
the NVidia driver, guess what - it breaks
some more.
Packages are provided for a good reason.
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On Fri, Nov 03, 2006 at 10:59:41AM +, Jo Shields wrote:
On Fri, 2006-11-03 at 11:40 +, kees wrote:
You ran Linux the year the 0.0.1 kernel was written as a drop-in for
Minix, and about two years before Yggdrasil Linux (the first ever
distribution) had its first release? Impressive.
breaks. Whenever a change is made to packaging structure, it
breaks too. If you uninstall the NVidia driver, guess what - it breaks
some more.
Packages are provided for a good reason.
Hi Jo,
You are right, it might have been luck - but I wouldn't call it 'dumb'.
First of all, its no secret
On Friday, 03.11.2006 at 14:50 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First of all, its no secret which files are installed by the Nvidia
installer: there is a detailed list with files and destinations in
Appendix C of the Nvidia Readme.
Having a list of files is not much help, if you're using two
On Fri, Nov 03, 2006 at 10:59:41AM +, Jo Shields wrote:
O RLY?
http://packages.debian.org/stable/x11/nvidia-glx
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/x11/nvidia-glx
Yep, just etch is sucky that way. sarge and sid have packages.
Is there a policy for getting non-free packages pushed into
of the
Nvidia Readme.
Second, I have often heard the complaints over broken systems. However, I did
never observe any of these problems, not even after uninstalling the Nvidia
driver. An upgrade from Sarge to Etch also worked flawlessly (except the
Nvidia driver itself, which has
apt
- Next switch to a new directory where you wish to build the nvidia drivers
- Before you build them, you might need to draw a few more packages on which
nvidia driver sources depend:
apt-get build-depnvidia-glx
- Finally, you can get and build the sources with:
apt-get
Sarge is a stable release, and hence will not get ANY updates.
Except, of course, security fixes. ;-)
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On Fri, Nov 03, 2006 at 02:50:58PM -0500, Robert Isaac wrote:
Except, of course, security fixes. ;-)
Does Debian even try to do security fixes for non-free?
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On 11/3/06, Lennart Sorensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Nov 03, 2006 at 02:50:58PM -0500, Robert Isaac wrote:
Except, of course, security fixes. ;-)
Does Debian even try to do security fixes for non-free?
There is a non-free repository at security.debian.org and the
debian.org/security
,
Per your suggestion, I ran strace startx, and piped the output to
startx.log (attached). Also attached is /var/log/Xorg.0.log . I was
running the nvidia driver for this test (config file also attached).
After starting the Xserver, I tried to open my Home folder. The frame
came up, but the files
examine it later.
Good luck and regards !
Hans
Hans,
Per your suggestion, I ran strace startx, and piped the output to
startx.log (attached). Also attached is /var/log/Xorg.0.log . I was
running the nvidia driver for this test (config file also attached).
After starting
suggestion, I ran strace startx, and piped the output to
startx.log (attached). Also attached is /var/log/Xorg.0.log . I was
running the nvidia driver for this test (config file also attached).
After starting the Xserver, I tried to open my Home folder. The frame
came up, but the files never
was
running the nvidia driver for this test (config file also attached).
After starting the Xserver, I tried to open my Home folder. The frame
came up, but the files never appeared. SSH from another machine,
and running top showed Xorg running 100% on one processor (I have
a dual core machine).
Any
). Also attached is /var/log/Xorg.0.log . I was
running the nvidia driver for this test (config file also attached).
After starting the Xserver, I tried to open my Home folder. The frame
came up, but the files never appeared. SSH from another machine,
and running top showed Xorg running 100
Hi Russ,
sry, my late answer, I did somehow miss your mail.
Well, if nv crashes and nvidia without Load GLX-Option, then there might be
another non nvidia dependent problem.
What does it show, if you disable kdm and start manually X with the command
startx from the shell ? Is there a
,
Russ
Hi Russ,
as far as I know flightgear needs rendering software, just opengl.
At start it looks in its configfile, and tries to set the settings
and initialising the scenery.
IMO you MUST have an opengl-driver working ! Otherwise it will crash.
Why does the nvidia-driver not work
the nvidia-driver not work ? It should, if you use the
Debian packages and compile the nvidia-kernel-module on your own,
and, additionally install the package nvidia-glx.
Good luck !
Hans
Hans,
Today I upgraded to 2.6.17-2-amd64, used the debian Nvidia packages,
compiled nvidia-kernel
.
At start it looks in its configfile, and tries to set the settings and
initialising the scenery.
IMO you MUST have an opengl-driver working ! Otherwise it will crash.
Why does the nvidia-driver not work ? It should, if you use the Debian
packages and compile the nvidia-kernel-module on your own
, just opengl.
At start it looks in its configfile, and tries to set the settings
and initialising the scenery.
IMO you MUST have an opengl-driver working ! Otherwise it will crash.
Why does the nvidia-driver not work ? It should, if you use the
Debian packages and compile the nvidia-kernel-module
Hi list,
I have a Nvidia GPU and now I have installed the driver in the version
1.0.7174-3.
Isn't there a newer driver for debian?
I'd like use one from the porttree and not the one from the nvidia
homepage. There is the newest version :
Linux Display Driver - AMD64/EM64T
Version: 1.0-8178
On Wednesday 01 March 2006 15:40, Alexander Jede wrote:
Hi list,
I have a Nvidia GPU and now I have installed the driver in the
version 1.0.7174-3.
Isn't there a newer driver for debian?
I'd like use one from the porttree and not the one from the nvidia
homepage. There is the newest version
On Wed, 2006-01-03 at 20:40 +0100, Alexander Jede wrote:
Hi list,
I have a Nvidia GPU and now I have installed the driver in the version
1.0.7174-3.
Isn't there a newer driver for debian?
I'd like use one from the porttree and not the one from the nvidia
homepage. There is the newest version
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| Hi list,
| I have a Nvidia GPU and now I have installed the driver in the version
| 1.0.7174-3.
| Isn't there a newer driver for debian?
| I'd like use one from the porttree and not the one from the nvidia
| homepage. There is
Am Mittwoch, den 01.03.2006, 11:46 -0800 schrieb Randall Donald:
...
For now look here:
http://people.debian.org/~rdonald/nvidia/dists/unstable/nvidia-graphics-drivers/binary-amd64/
..
Thanks it works fine.
But why they aren't in the official debian-tree?
Had I missed any announce?
Alex
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Lennart Sorensen wrote:
Just how exactly can 60hz ever be nicer on the eyes? Well unless it is
an LCD in which case it doesn't matter.
Well, even on a CRT, if the higher refresh rate pushes above the
monitor's maximum dot clock, the
, and yes, I guess it's not the most
expensive screen around. But it's new and I am very happy with it at
60Hz.
...
The nvidia driver has a tendancy to take the DDC data as above all. The
README file for the nvidia driver in /usr/share/doc/nvidia-glx/ should
say how you can force it to ignore
A J Stiles wrote:
On Thursday 16 Feb 2006 19:13, Lennart Sorensen wrote:
If 60Hz is the preferred rate, then why is the monitor telling the computer
that it should run at 75Hz? Surely *that* is the question. {Of course, it
could all just be due to a badly-shielded cable . that
For some reason, using the nvidia driver makes xorg use the wrong vertical refresh rate. My monitor can do 75 Hz at full resolution, but 60 Hz is recommended and much more comfortable for the eyes. All was fine until I* built a custom kernel by copying the config for a stock kernel and adding
Am Donnerstag, 16. Februar 2006 19:22 schrieb Land Haj:
For some reason, using the nvidia driver makes xorg use the wrong vertical
refresh rate. My monitor can do 75 Hz at full resolution, but 60 Hz is
recommended and much more comfortable for the eyes. All was fine until I
* built a custom
On Thu, Feb 16, 2006 at 10:22:58AM -0800, Land Haj wrote:
For some reason, using the nvidia driver makes xorg use the wrong vertical
refresh rate. My monitor can do 75 Hz at full resolution, but 60 Hz is
recommended and much more comfortable for the eyes. All was fine until I
Just how
but the nvidia driver, since:a) Everything worked fine before (i e I used nvidia drivers and had 60Hz)b) Swithing from nvidia drivers to the nv driver gives me 60 Hz.I don't think I misconfigured xorg.conf, since I had it working with the older kernel + nvidia and didn't change anything in it./landhaj
'
doesn't help when I try it. Switching back to the older kernel doesn't help
either. I don't think there's a problem with anything but the nvidia driver,
since:
The nvidia driver has a tendancy to take the DDC data as above all. The
README file for the nvidia driver in /usr/share/doc/nvidia
ching back to the older kernel doesn't help either. I don't think there's a problem with anything but the nvidia driver, since:The nvidia driver has a tendancy to take the DDC data as above all. TheREADME file for the nvidia driver in /usr/share/doc/nvidia-glx/ shouldsay how you can force it to ignore
On Thu, Feb 16, 2006 at 11:36:15AM -0800, Land Haj wrote:
Thank you, your mail made me check the changelog for nvidia-glx more
carefully. I did this sloppily the first time as I never changed driver or
kernel version and it worked before.
Adding 'Option UseEdidFreqs no ' to the device
Land Haj wrote:
hi!
For some reason, using the nvidia driver makes xorg use the wrong
vertical refresh rate. My monitor can do 75 Hz at full resolution, but
60 Hz is recommended and much more comfortable for the eyes. All was
fine until I
the nvidia driver now by default ignores your
On Mon, Nov 21, 2005 at 10:47:46AM +, Tony Power wrote:
On 11/21/05, Corey Hickey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again!
Now I have another problem.
After installing nvidia drivers, my consoles (ctrl+alt+F1,F2,...) have a
diferent color. Not the normal black and white.
Now I get
Hi again!
Now I have another problem.
After installing nvidia drivers, my consoles (ctrl+alt+F1,F2,...) have a
diferent color. Not the normal black and white.
Now I get blue (background) and white (characters) consoles, and most of the
times, fuzzy blue and white. Sometimes I get a complete
On 11/21/05, Corey Hickey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again! Now I have another problem. After installing nvidia drivers, my consoles (ctrl+alt+F1,F2,...) have a
diferent color. Not the normal black and white. Now I get blue (background) and white (characters) consoles, and most of the times,
Tony Power wrote:
1. At what point are your consoles messed up? Do they look weird
right after
the nvidia module loads, or only after you start X and switch back to a
console?
They get messed up after I start X and then switch to console mode.
(blue and white)
And when
. If anyonone can help, I appreciate that. Thank you.I don't know if this will help, but I had to use a custom modeline on myToshiba laptop to make it work right at 1400x1050. The nvidia driver was
reading the EDID as (if I recall correctly) 1360x1050 and there was anannoying black bar at the right hand side
right at 1400x1050. The nvidia driver was
reading the EDID as (if I recall correctly) 1360x1050 and there was anannoying black bar at the right hand side of the screen.Try making these modifications to your xorg.conf:1. Set HorizSync to 29-49 (according to the EDID info in your log that
is correct
On Thu, Nov 17, 2005 at 04:03:39PM +, Jo Shields wrote:
2.6.14 requires newer drivers than those in sarge or sid:
Is this only true on amd64?
I know my i386 is running 2.6.14 with the 71xx drivers just fine.
Len Sorensen
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install the nvidia driver, or will the X-Org driver give mean unaccelerated graphical display?
You can use the nv driver in the mean time. That's what I have been using here and it works fine. I don't know for sure what the
difference is but I think if you want 3D acceleration (for gaming) you
On Fri, Nov 18, 2005 at 07:13:40PM +, Tony Power wrote:
Well, It worked fine!
Thanks.
The only think I can't do is to define 1280x800 resolution. I could do it
with the nv driver.
I've tried all sorts horizsync and vertrefresh on xorg.conf, and I can't
make it work 1280x800.
I have an
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Well, I tried that but my LCD turned very colourful, like it was melting.
And, yes, the log says something
.
If anyonone can help, I appreciate that.
Thank you.
I don't know if this will help, but I had to use a custom modeline on my
Toshiba laptop to make it work right at 1400x1050. The nvidia driver was
reading the EDID as (if I recall correctly) 1360x1050 and there was an
annoying black bar at the right
/installation.html
This tutorial is very nice, but I am not sure if it is an
official debian recommendation and if it will work for AMD64
too.
Can you comment on this? Are there other tutorials around? Will I
have only textmode available until I install the nvidia driver
/Debian-nVidia/installation.html
This tutorial is very nice, but I am not sure if it is an
official debian recommendation and if it will work for AMD64
too.
Can you comment on this? Are there other tutorials around? Will I
have only textmode available until I install the nvidia driver,
or will the X-Org
on this? Are there other tutorials around? Will Ihave only textmode available until I install the nvidia driver,or will the X-Org driver give mean unaccelerated graphical
display?You can use the nv driver in the mean time. That's what I have been usinghere and it works fine. I don't know for sure what the difference
only textmode available until I install the nvidia driver,
or will the X-Org driver give me an unaccelerated graphical
display?
You can use the nv driver in the mean time. That's what I have
been using
here and it works fine. I don't know for sure what
by xorgconfig:
Section Device
Identifier NVidia GForce FX5200
Driver nvidia
#Driver nv
#VideoRam131072
# Insert Clocks lines here if appropriate
#Option UseEdidFreqs true
Option ConnectedMonitorCRT,TV
Option TwinViewtrue
On 11/15/05, Gilles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
I have an not so powerfull/new nvidia card, may card is FX5200.
[...]
Some other notes: the 7174 does not compile om 2.6.14, as one can see in the
discussion about that
(http://lists.debian.org/debian-amd64/2005/11/msg00233.html),
On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 05:35:26PM +1100, Dean Hamstead wrote:
here here
is that likely to happen though?
No. I suspect they consider the development costs too high and the
competition too high for them to release any such stuff at this time.
ATI seems to release enough specs for their older
On Tuesday 15 November 2005 06:35, Dean Hamstead wrote:
here here
is [mandatory full disclosure] likely to happen though?
Dean
Just maybe, but we will have to fight for it.
As I've already suggested, it's a common-law property right; but right now,
too few people care about it for
up to date and get
a new
kernel version(linux-image-2.6.14...), so a must to compile a new nvidia
driver(I like do the things in this way). But the 7174 driver does not
compile fine. So let's go get 7676 from nvidia. This compiles and runs fine
and a surprise to me! the TV-out has work
Hi.
I have an not so powerfull/new nvidia card, may card is FX5200.
[...]
Some other notes: the 7174 does not compile om 2.6.14, as one can see in the
discussion about that
(http://lists.debian.org/debian-amd64/2005/11/msg00233.html), and until today
I have not saw the new package
On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 08:02:29PM +0100, Gilles wrote:
Nevertheless, I still have that problem about having to plug a TV
cable (although I'm not using the TV-out) because otherwise, the
digital output does not send the video signal to the monitor upon
X server startup.
If you find a
Ricardo Mones wrote:
On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 08:02:29PM +0100, Gilles wrote:
Nevertheless, I still have that problem about having to plug a TV
cable (although I'm not using the TV-out) because otherwise, the
digital output does not send the video signal to the monitor upon
X server startup.
On Sunday 13 November 2005 00:01, Stefan Salewski wrote:
Hello,
next week I will try to install debian-amd64 on a new computer
with a nvidia graphic card (7800GTX).
I don't really like these closed source drivers from ati and
nvidia, but I think I have to use it.
You probably *don't* have
On Monday 14 November 2005 11:18, Jo Shields wrote:
Nobody buys a £400 graphics card for slow 2D
If I had paid £400 for a piece of hardware, I would expect it to come with a
neatly-bound programmer's manual explaining everything I would need to know
to write my own driver. If I own the card,
A J Stiles wrote:
On Sunday 13 November 2005 00:01, Stefan Salewski wrote:
Hello,
next week I will try to install debian-amd64 on a new computer
with a nvidia graphic card (7800GTX).
I don't really like these closed source drivers from ati and
nvidia, but I think I have to use it.
here here
is that likely to happen though?
Dean
A J Stiles wrote:
On Monday 14 November 2005 11:18, Jo Shields wrote:
Nobody buys a £400 graphics card for slow 2D
If I had paid £400 for a piece of hardware, I would expect it to come with a
neatly-bound programmer's manual explaining
? Will I
have only textmode available until I install the nvidia driver,
or will the X-Org driver give me an unaccelerated graphical
display?
Thank you for your support
Stefan Salewski
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Can you comment on this? Are there other tutorials around? Will I
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or will the X-Org driver give me an unaccelerated graphical
display?
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if it is an
official debian recommendation and if it will work for AMD64
too.
Can you comment on this? Are there other tutorials around? Will I
have only textmode available until I install the nvidia driver,
or will the X-Org driver give me an unaccelerated graphical
display?
You can use
Hi.
next week I will try to install debian-amd64 on a new computer
with a nvidia graphic card (7800GTX).
Difficulties with the nvidia driver have been discussed at length
for several weeks. You might want to read the thread that starts at
http://lists.debian.org/debian-amd64/2005/11
Well,
I did not read any of the refered pages yet. I did not know why I should.
Right now I am using an GeForce 6600LE powered PCI-X card with the
NVidia drivers.
Sure, it could be more comfortable or their license could be better,
but they are running quite nice.
I did it this way:
- got a
On Sun, Nov 13, 2005 at 04:01:46AM +0100, Christoph Fassbach wrote:
Well,
I did not read any of the refered pages yet. I did not know why I should.
Right now I am using an GeForce 6600LE powered PCI-X card with the
I'm sure you meant PCI-E. Although many of us may wish it, no
manufacturers
Hi,
I have in /etc/modules 'nvidia' and my kernel is 2.6.12.
After last update I cannot enter in kdm more. I got error for 'screens
not found etc.', but nvidia is present in '/etc/modules'. If I launch
'modprobe nvidia', kdm starts.
However when I try to enter in KDE, it returns to kdm login page
: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 9:03 AM
Subject: nvidia driver error - xorg doesn't start
Hi,
I have in /etc/modules 'nvidia' and my kernel is 2.6.12.
After last update I cannot enter in kdm more. I got error for 'screens
not found etc.', but nvidia is present in '/etc/modules'. If I launch
'modprobe
Am Dienstag, 18. Oktober 2005 16:03 schrieb antonio giulio:
Hi,
Hi,
However when I try to enter in KDE, it returns to kdm login page again.
have the same problem here. But it is a segfaulted ssh-agent. Have you
activated ssh-agent in /etc/X11/Xsession.options? So comment this out and try
Am Dienstag, 18. Oktober 2005 17:17 schrieb antonio giulio:
However when I try to enter in KDE, it returns to kdm login page again.
have the same problem here. But it is a segfaulted ssh-agent. Have you
activated ssh-agent in /etc/X11/Xsession.options? So comment this out and
try again
However when I try to enter in KDE, it returns to kdm login page again.
have the same problem here. But it is a segfaulted ssh-agent. Have you
activated ssh-agent in /etc/X11/Xsession.options? So comment this out and try
again a login.
Yes, now it works.
Does it block eventually CVS
Am Freitag, den 07.10.2005, 15:57 -0700 schrieb Ali H. Caliskan:
Mike was right about modules-assist, since the new
nvidia-kernel that I compiled manually(make-kpkg
modules_image) works fine with gnome login manager!
Wow. I had the problem for some weeks under x86 and nobody could help.
Great
driver,
can bee relatively easy :) I tried to build manually
with my stock kernel but it didn't work, since the
nvidia driver couldn't build. I don't know why but I
followed Andrews
guide(http://home.comcast.net/~andrex/Debian-nVidia/installation.html).
However, building nvidia drivers as a kernel
Hi!
I've been searching in google and reading docs without
any result in solving this irritating problem I have.
When I replace the nv driver to nvidia driver in
xorg.conf file, nvidia seems to change or override the
gdm.conf so that each time I boot I end up in
gdmgreeter insteed of gnome
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From: Ali H. Caliskan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: debian-amd64@lists.debian.org
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2005 2:25 PM
Subject: nvidia driver overrides gdm.conf AutomaticLogin !??
Hi!
I've been searching in google and reading docs without
any result in solving this irritating problem I
Subject: nvidia driver overrides gdm.conf
AutomaticLogin !??
Hi!
I've been searching in google and reading docs
without
any result in solving this irritating problem I
have.
When I replace the nv driver to nvidia driver
in
xorg.conf file, nvidia seems to change or override
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