> >First, are you talking about the kernel nvidiafb (or the older rivbafb)
> >or X "nv" driver ?
>
> Well,
>
> I've compiled nvidiafb in the kernel 2.6.12, but I use the driver "nv" in my
> xorg.conf. Is that incorrect? or should I use "nvidiafb"?
No, that is fine.
>
> >Well, actually the exte
Hi,
On Mi, Okt 05, 2005 at 09:49:59 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> So, how can I switch between two screens? which X configuration should I use?
>
> Because, I've tried to simply connect the external screen before power up the
> machine and it didn't work.
To enable the internal output, put th
>> Last june 2005 I've bought a fine powerbook G4 12", and I did subestimate the
>> problems from the nvidia FX GeForce 5200 grafic card under GNU/Linux. It
>> seems
>> the nv driver doesn't support yet:
>First, are you talking about the kernel nvidiafb (or the older rivbafb)
>or X "nv" driver ?
Is there anything we can get grom this project called Macvidia. It is an effort
to create nvidia drivers for osX x86 version.
Here is the website:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/macvidia/
They have not posted any code yet but they have a small community on irc.
Jeremiah
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> Those _are_ supported by the HaikuOS driver it seems so it would be
> possible to use it as an example and implement the support in X.org if
> you volunteer ... :)
Well, actually the external VGA/DVI does work, but internal and external
output are mutually exclusive...
>
ample,
the haikuOS (again) driver seem to have some bits, and Lars Knoll from
the KDE team has been working on an EXA render acceleration hook afaik,
using the 3D engine on those.
> .. and the propietary nvidia driver is not available for ppc architecture.
> So I ask: which is the nv present an
7;t sleep (when close the laptop, it keeps eating battery)
3.- 3D acceleration (not so important at the moment)
.. and the propietary nvidia driver is not available for ppc architecture.
So I ask: which is the nv present and future? is there the possibility some day
this things are going to work? is the
On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 12:41, Fred Heitkamp wrote:
> I've been trying some of the latest kernels. The 2.4.x versions seem to
> work OK except I can't seem to get X to work. I have a dual proc G4 and
> one CPU is pegged with usage at 99%. Attaching with gdb gives: Attaching
> to process 2925
> 0x10
ous errors that I can find.
I didn't see any address in that range when I nm'd The X server so
I don't know where that address is.
What I was wondering is, is the nvidia driver broken in the latest
kernels? I have a GForce 2MX.
BTW I know this is probably not a good list to ask ab
>
>> Also, I have the kernel compiled with nvidia support. What is the
>> video command to pass to the kernel to load the nvidia driver?
>
>I use video=riva:[EMAIL PROTECTED],font:SUN12x22 on my i386 box. But are you
>sure that your kernel contains the necessary fixes? La
On Mon, 2001-12-17 at 00:10, F. Heitkamp wrote:
> I've read on penguinppc.org that the nvidia driver for
> PowerPC G4 Macintosh might at least be partially working.
> (both kernel and X). When I pull the Xfree86 sources from
> CVS, no "nv" module gets built.
So it
I've read on penguinppc.org that the nvidia driver for
PowerPC G4 Macintosh might at least be partially working.
(both kernel and X). When I pull the Xfree86 sources from
CVS, no "nv" module gets built. Does any one know about
whether the nv driver works? Also, I have the kerne
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