On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 12:09:42AM -0500, Patrick Wiseman wrote: > I've been following the threads of people frustrated with getting > nvidia drivers to work, and have experienced much of that frustration > myself over the last few days. I've tried everything to get my nvidia > working with the 2.6.30 and 2.6.32 kernels (I'm on a lenovo ThinkPad > T61p, amd64, testing) with no success, and have reverted to the 2.6.26 > stock kernel, against which I successfully compiled, installed, and am > now using the 190.53 nvidia driver, which I installed using the nvidia > installer. That's the only way which has ever worked for me. I post > this just to suggest the same solution to others who have experienced > the same frustration. (And my next Linux laptop will not have Nvidia > video, however good it is - and it is - when it works.)
very strange, my normal process for adding nvidia (built a laptop at the
end of last year)
install module assist via aptitude, install nvidia-kernel-source the
latest version with aptitude.
then
m-a prepare
m-a -t build nvidia
then I can install that deb file and the corresponding nvidia glx files.
It hasn't failed me in a while, last time was the jump to 2.6.26 Or
2.6.28 when the lastest nvidia bin wouldn't build and we had to use the
legacy packager
Alex
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