It turns out that I had the wrong version of the kernel
module (NVdriver) and NVidia GLX module. The version I had was 1.0-1541
but I needed 1.0-3023. I still don't know why it worked the first time...
Earlier, I didn't believe the GLX message that only mentioned boards up
to GeForce3, but
not
-0665 V_/_
Subject:
Re: X with NVidia: "(EE) No devices detected"
From:
Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:
Wed, 9 Oct 2002 07:45:19 -0700
To:
debian user list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Issac Trotts, 2002-Oct-08 17:16 -0700:
>>> >Re-installing is
Issac Trotts, 2002-Oct-08 17:16 -0700:
> >Re-installing is a bit drastic. It seems to me that the modules
> >aren't loading. The installation process puts them, I think, in
> >/lib/modules//misc so check there and do the insmod on those
> >specific names. You'll also need to add those modules t
Issac Trotts, 2002-Oct-08 16:36 -0700:
> I recently upgraded my video card to a PNY Verto
> sporting a GeForce Ti 4600 chipset. The first thing
> I tried worked for a while: I downloaded the binary
> kernel module and GLX server from nvidia.com and
> followed the directions. startx worked fine a
I recently upgraded my video card to a PNY Verto
sporting a GeForce Ti 4600 chipset. The first thing
I tried worked for a while: I downloaded the binary
kernel module and GLX server from nvidia.com and
followed the directions. startx worked fine and I
had nice, accelerated OpenGL. I even got so
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