On Fri, Jan 31, 2014 at 08:54:03PM +0100, Andreas Beckmann wrote:
On 2014-01-31 15:06, Kent Mathern wrote:
Here's an example using the pciid of a GeForce GT 640, 10de:1282
Uh oh. Your card is only supported by the 71.86 legacy drivers series,
which
is not in any current Debian suite.
Package: nvidia-detect
Version: 319.72-1~bpo70+1
Severity: important
Dear Maintainer,
The wheezy-backports nvidia-detect appears to incorrectly detect current nvidia
devices, i.e. those supported by the 319.72-1~bpo70+1 version nvidia-driver
package. It also appears to incorrectly detect 304xx
On 2014-01-31 15:06, Kent Mathern wrote:
The wheezy-backports nvidia-detect appears to incorrectly detect current
nvidia
devices, i.e. those supported by the 319.72-1~bpo70+1 version nvidia-driver
package. It also appears to incorrectly detect 304xx legacy devices. 173xx and
96xx devices are
But the wheezy default drivers are fine enough so that you don't need
the backported driver.
Its more interesting for the hardware support added after 304xx: there
you will need nvidia-driver/wheezy-
backports.
The distro I'm using is wheezy-based, but it's using the 3.12 series
On 2014-01-31 22:29, Kent E. Mathern wrote:
What brought this up is I've created a script to install the nvidia driver,
and it uses nvidia-detect to select the correct nvidia driver package. If
it's
going to be a longtime before nvidia-detect is backports aware, I might
need to use some
On Friday 31 January 2014 22:46:47 Andreas Beckmann wrote:
What brought this up is I've created a script to install the nvidia
driver, and it uses nvidia-detect to select the correct nvidia driver
package.
Glad to see someone is using nvidia-detect for some autodetection work,
maybe
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