7.1. Although I did have them working on 7.0 until I accidently reinstalled
Mesa. Once I did that I was screwed and I wasn't able to get it back until I
installed 7.1 cleanly.
Try removing all *.mesa and untill the Mesa RPMs. Remove all of the Nvidia
stuff. Then install Mesa and follow the NHF. Maybe that will help.
Sorry I can't be of much help...
-Chris
On Sun, 18 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> Positive. The only difference is that I'm running 7.1. Are you running 7.0 or 7.1?
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> Necrotica wrote:
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> > The Nvidia drivers work great on my machine. I followed the instructions on the
> > linuxnewbies.org site and they worked flawlessly.
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> > Are you sure you followed the instructions correctly?
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> > -Chris
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> > On Sun, 18 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> > > Does anyone have a tnt2 set up on X4.0 with opengl working correctly.
> > > All of my mesa demos work just fine but Soldier of Fortune and Quake 3
> > > are terribly slow. The mouse cursor hardly moves across the screen.
> > > I can set the gl driver with command like "./sof +set gl_drver
> > > <gldriver>"
> > > but it does no good. I have tried the new nvidia drivers using Avartar's
> > > NHF on Linuxnewbies.org but then I get dumped to a command prompt when I
> > > try to run and opengl stuff. Any suggestions? ;-)
