Don Raikes wrote:
Thanks for this info:
Unfortunately, once I installed the rpmfusion yum configuration files, and
search for the kmod-nvidia package as indicated on the howto page, I didn't
find any packages.
That's strange. Too bad I can't check on that as my Linux machine is
running F1
Don Raikes wrote:
Thanks for this info:
Unfortunately, once I installed the rpmfusion yum configuration files, and
search for the kmod-nvidia package as indicated on the howto page, I didn't
find any packages.
Oh well I also discovered that it helps to make sure the card itself is firmly
seate
tartx.
-Original Message-
From: Veli-Pekka Kestilä [mailto:fed...@guagua.fi]
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 8:05 AM
To: Community assistance, encouragement, and advice for using Fedora.
Subject: Re: fedora 9 and an nvidia 7200gs video card
Tosh wrote:
> Don Raikes wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
Tosh wrote:
Don Raikes wrote:
Hi all,
I have fedora 9 installed on my gateway desktop and it was working
fine except for the fact that my video card died.
I just installed a new nvidia 7200gs card (the nvidia 84000gs card
wouldn't fit).
Now when I try to run gnome, I get a message saying
Don Raikes wrote:
Hi all,
I have fedora 9 installed on my gateway desktop and it was working fine except
for the fact that my video card died.
I just installed a new nvidia 7200gs card (the nvidia 84000gs card wouldn't
fit).
Now when I try to run gnome, I get a message saying no devices were
Don Raikes wrote:
...
I just installed a new nvidia 7200gs card (the nvidia 84000gs card
wouldn't fit).
Now when I try to run gnome, I get a message saying no devices were
found.
Do you mean gnome or X / GDM ?
How are you trying to start it ?
I am assuming I need to install some drivers, but
Hi all,
I have fedora 9 installed on my gateway desktop and it was working fine except
for the fact that my video card died.
I just installed a new nvidia 7200gs card (the nvidia 84000gs card wouldn't
fit).
Now when I try to run gnome, I get a message saying no devices were found. I am
assumi
