Am Sonntag, 14. November 2004 20:17 schrieb Bob Proulx: > You replied to my last message "Boot from SATA + Network" but have > stolen the thread for a different topic. Please don't do that. > Please start a *new* message when starting a new topic. See how your > message is hiding in the other thread? > > http://lists.debian.org/debian-amd64/2004/11/threads.html#00119 Yes I will do next time, sorry it was my mistake, I have been lazy :) > > Andree Zeulner wrote: > > After a reinstall of Debain AMD64 I have a big issue regarding > > xlibmesa-gl / xlibmesa-glu, because I would like to install the newest > > nvidia-driver, what > > What exact package are you trying to install and from where did it > come from? > > > is telling me about a third party opengl-lib is already installed. > > You will have to help us out. We can't see your screen. > > > But if I try to remove the mentioned packages, it gives me a list of all > > kde-packages to be remove too, am I missing something? > > Of course removing a base library package that other things depend > upon will want to remove those packages as well. > > I am guessing that the packages here are really the ones you are > wanting to install. > > http://www.w3r3wolf.de/debian/nvidia/ > > Bob Thank you for your reply, 20 minutes ago I solved the problem :)
The main problem was between chair and keyboard, I made a install of the newest nvidia-driver not with help of the installer, I did it manually. After I had no success with it, i made the system link /usr/lib32 and tried the installer. Here it recognized the allready installed opengl-libs and and stoped with the message of third party opengl. Deleting the "old libs" solved the problem, after that it was a smooth run. Andree
