On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 05:33:32PM -0700, Kai Martens wrote:
>
> It is quite true that you need NVIDIA's own drivers and GLX package (I had
> no success with the corresponding debian packages there). This driver
> (downloaded it from the NVIDIA web site is not in binary format though,
> but distri
On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 05:33:32PM -0700, Kai Martens wrote:
>
> It is quite true that you need NVIDIA's own drivers and GLX package (I had
> no success with the corresponding debian packages there). This driver
> (downloaded it from the NVIDIA web site is not in binary format though,
> but distr
Hi all,
I can only recommend downloading the debian source packages from the
unstable archive and follow the instructions in the README. This will
allow you to fetch the binaries off nvidias site and build your own
debian packages. It solves problems with DVD playing, the missing line
in modu
Kai Martens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It is quite true that you need NVIDIA's own drivers and GLX package (I had
> no success with the corresponding debian packages there). This driver
> (downloaded it from the NVIDIA web site is not in binary format though,
> but distributed as source code th
Hi all,
I can only recommend downloading the debian source packages from the
unstable archive and follow the instructions in the README. This will
allow you to fetch the binaries off nvidias site and build your own
debian packages. It solves problems with DVD playing, the missing line
in modu
Kai Martens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It is quite true that you need NVIDIA's own drivers and GLX package (I had
> no success with the corresponding debian packages there). This driver
> (downloaded it from the NVIDIA web site is not in binary format though,
> but distributed as source code t
It is quite true that you need NVIDIA's own drivers and GLX package (I had
no success with the corresponding debian packages there). This driver
(downloaded it from the NVIDIA web site is not in binary format though,
but distributed as source code that I compiled against my own kernel code.
The on
Hi Jonerik!
> My only problem is the nVidia driver. I'm using XFree86 Version 4.1.0.1
> / X Window System and the internal nv drivers won't work, so instead I'm
> using the vesa drivers. Suffice to say, this doesn't make full use of my
> hardware. Has anyone here had similar problems getting the n
It is quite true that you need NVIDIA's own drivers and GLX package (I had
no success with the corresponding debian packages there). This driver
(downloaded it from the NVIDIA web site is not in binary format though,
but distributed as source code that I compiled against my own kernel code.
The o
Hi Jonerik!
> My only problem is the nVidia driver. I'm using XFree86 Version 4.1.0.1
> / X Window System and the internal nv drivers won't work, so instead I'm
> using the vesa drivers. Suffice to say, this doesn't make full use of my
> hardware. Has anyone here had similar problems getting the
Hi!
I'm having a problem. I use a Dell Inspiron 8000 (thanks for
recommending it to me btw) with the 15" TFT screen and the 16mb geforce2go.
My only problem is the nVidia driver. I'm using XFree86 Version 4.1.0.1
/ X Window System and the internal nv drivers won't work, so instead I'm
using
Hi!
I'm having a problem. I use a Dell Inspiron 8000 (thanks for
recommending it to me btw) with the 15" TFT screen and the 16mb geforce2go.
My only problem is the nVidia driver. I'm using XFree86 Version 4.1.0.1
/ X Window System and the internal nv drivers won't work, so instead I'm
using t
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