Hello, Additional side note on zoom. You can run it just through the browser instead of their application. You get most of the same features.
pwa.zoom.us Just when joining a meeting it will ask to launch the app but below there is a launch in browser option. They are actually discontinuing the app for chrome os. On Wed, Sep 7, 2022, 23:04 American Citizen <[email protected]> wrote: > To all: > > It's been a really bumpy ride activating the appropriate video drivers > for my Nvidia GEForce 710T vga card. > > Here's what lsmod shows now > > owner@localhost:~> lsmod | grep nv > nvidia_drm 69632 6 > nvidia_modeset 1204224 16 nvidia_drm > nvidia_uvm 1130496 0 > nvidia 35471360 845 nvidia_uvm,nvidia_modeset > drm_kms_helper 303104 1 nvidia_drm > drm 630784 10 drm_kms_helper,nvidia,nvidia_drm > > so my system is now running with native Nvidia drivers (signed, btw) > > What is missing is the fact that the OpenSuse Leap 15.4 is using signed > kernel modules, and my HP 420 Workstation is a UEFI system, expecting > signing keys before enabling kernel modules, and having to manually sign > modules eluded me. > > Worse, Nvidia listed the WRONG driver to download the G06 series > although their website says G06 for the 710T card, but an error message > from the kernel during boot time, lecturing me that I could NOT install > the 515 series drivers, caused me to go back and drop back down to the > legacy 471.141 series. Fortunately I had installed the Nvidia repository > so I could make the change under openSuse's yast2 program or zypper. > > btw: trying to do the native Nvidia install forces the UEFI user to > enter both a public and private key and I have NO idea where they are > stored, although running the mokutil --list-all is useful, but still > doesn't tell you where the keys are. > > I had to reboot, but then enter the UEFI firmware, remove the G06 key > and install the G05 key. After all this, I was able to bring up Leap > 15.4 without a hitch, so I am running nvidia modules directly now > > All this is like a gob-smacker, to someone who's never done this before > (me) so I had to work my way through all of this carefully. > > Thanks for all the replies, they are appreciated! > > - Randall > > >
