I just did an new install of Ubuntu 13.04 this evening using the 13.04
Beta 2 DVD. The computer has nvidia video. Everything worked fine. Then
I did the updates as I always do after a new install. I rebooted, and no
video. This system has only Ubuntu on, so I don't get any options to
select from wh
Matt,
I upgraded 4 computers using the drivers from swat 4 to 6 weeks ago.
Three have 295.49, and one has 295.53. The 295.40 driver was nvidia-
current. The swat drivers replace the driver in nvidia-current, which
was 295.40 originally. I locked the nvidia-current from swat using
synaptic and no u
Thank you so much for your input. I will keep an eye out for the 302.xx
version.
On 06/05/2012 06:27 AM, madbiologist wrote:
> You can only attach one file at a time in Launchpad.
>
> I'm not 100% sure if the updates should have automatically switched from
> nvidia-current to nvidia-current-updat
I don't see an attachment again!! Sorry. I will try again!!
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers/+bug/982485/+attachment/3175136/+files/Nvidia2.png
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Sorry!! Attached are the screen shots for 214. You are correct in
your assumption about following the nvidia-current package. Should the
updates have automatically switched from nvidia-current to nvidia-
current-updates? It looks like I can only do one attachemtn, but I tried
to do both. The fi
Hi,
Attached are two screen shots from Synaptic. I'll insert them here also,
but I'm not sure they will display in the body of the response on the board.
Nvidia 1
I locked the 295.53 driver once it was installed. Before I installed
that driver, nvidia-current was 295.40 and it showed as the ins
I will need to get back to you tomorrow. That computer is in my office.
Sorry!
On 06/03/2012 09:09 AM, madbiologist wrote:
> @Don - what was the exact name of the package in Synaptic?
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I have a secondary computer at the office which is not used frequently.
I was using it the last few days last week. It had a clean, updated
install of 12.04 64 bit. The video performancwe was very laggy. So I
took a look at what it had for video. It was nvidia, and thew 295-40
driver was installed.
I've upgraded two computers to 295.49, and one to 295.53 and have tested
them for about a week. There have not been any issues with any of them.
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Wrobeiro,
Please read post #78 above. Also, not all NVidia systems were affected.
I had one which is working fine with 295-40. But three did not. I do
understand your frustration, If you read my other posts, I spent a good
deal of time dealing with three other machines which did not work.
Successf
Amir,
I've had 4 machines with NVidia drivers. One is fine with the 295.40
driver. One is fine with the nouveau driver, including 3D. On the other
two machines the nouveau driver will only work in 2G. The nouveau driver
seems to have different capabilities with different versions of NVidia.
On
Wal,
Thank you so much for your post #76. That did work perfectly. I had
tried the driver from x-swat earlier today, but ended up with 298-40
since I didn't realize that a full description of the driver was needed.
I just had nvidia-current with nothing else in the apt-get install line
Bruce,
Th
Tom, when you are at the login screen, instead of typing your password
in, click on the little gear in the top right of the login box, and
select Ubuntu 2D. then type in your pass work. You system should work in
2D.
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In response to post #63, I have three computers with Nividia. One is a
desktop with a GForce 9500 card. It works perfectly fine with the 295-40
driver. Two computers, one desktop and one laptop, have integrated
Nividia graphics. I'm running Nouveau on both. The resolution is
automatically, corrrect
I tried installing the 295.33 drivers twice. Everything seemed to go
fine, however, after both tries I could not get back to a graphical
interface. I reverted back to the open source Nouveau video driver until
this is fixed, which I hope is real soon. The open source driver is
working reasonably w
Does anyone know what the current driver was that was installed by
default with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Beta 2 prior to the patch that installed
295.40? I had been using the system for about a week and a half prior to
this problem, and it worked great in all respects
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