matter of fact this is what Nvidia gives for
directions:
<!--StartFragment-->BEFORE YOU BEGIN DRIVER
INSTALLATION
Before beginning the driver installation, you should exit the X server. In addition you should set your default run level so you will boot to console and not start up X (please consult the documentation that came with your Linux distribution if you are unsure how to do this). This will make it easier to recover if there is a problem during the installation. Please note that package revision numbers have been omitted in the following directions to make them as general as possible. While the directions might say "NVIDIA_kernel.tar.gz" you should replace that with the name of the driver version you are installing; eg: "NVIDIA_kernel.0.9-6.tar.gz". INSTALLING BY RPM Instructions for the Impatient: $ rpm -ivh NVIDIA_kernel.i386.rpm $ rpm -ivh NVIDIA_GLX.i386.rpm Instructions: Before installing from rpm, make sure that you have downloaded the NVIDIA_kernel rpm appropriate for your kernel. Once you have verified that you do indeed have the correct rpm, install NVIDIA_kernel by doing: $ rpm -ivh NVIDIA_kernel.i386.rpm Next, install the NVIDIA_GLX rpm by doing: $ rpm -ivh NVIDIA_GLX.i386.rpm They figure you should already now how to use linux. You get the instructions for Windows an idiot like me can
follow them, or so to speak someoone like me.
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