On Friday 07 January 2005 18:23, Dave Nebinger wrote:
Okay folks, I've had enough of my Nvidia card.
I need to get a new card that will be more compatible with Gentoo Linux.
Here's the basic requirements:
1. PCI based (as the nvidia is using agp and it's onboard :-(
2. Completely
Okay folks, I've had enough of my Nvidia card.
I need to get a new card that will be more compatible with Gentoo Linux.
Here's the basic requirements:
1. PCI based (as the nvidia is using agp and it's onboard :-(
2. Completely compatible and dependable with the 2.6+ series of kernels.
3.
Dave Nebinger wrote:
Okay folks, I've had enough of my Nvidia card.
I need to get a new card that will be more compatible with Gentoo Linux.
Here's the basic requirements:
1. PCI based (as the nvidia is using agp and it's onboard :-(
2. Completely compatible and dependable with the 2.6+ series of
What kind of nVidia card do you have? I've got a Matrox G400 here which
would be fine for your needs, and I'm willing to trade/barter.
Output of cfg2html.sh:
VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NVCrush11 [GeForce2 MX
Integrated Graphics] (rev b1) (prog-if 00 [VGA])
Not a joke or
Okay folks, I've had enough of my Nvidia card.
Could you elaborate? If you're not using the 3d capabilites, then
the nv driver that comes with Xorg is fully open source. No need
for any nvidia binary driver. So I'm curious as to the issue you're
having.
I need to get a new card that will
Okay folks, I've had enough of my Nvidia card.
Could you elaborate? If you're not using the 3d capabilites, then
the nv driver that comes with Xorg is fully open source. No need
for any nvidia binary driver. So I'm curious as to the issue you're
having.
It's just too darn unstable.
On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 14:53:13 -0500
Dave Nebinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's just too darn unstable. The only kernel module I could get working
with the card was a locally-compiled version built from the drivers from
nvidia.com. The latest version from nvidia won't work at all, I'm using
Could you elaborate? If you're not using the 3d capabilites, then
the nv driver that comes with Xorg is fully open source. No need
for any nvidia binary driver. So I'm curious as to the issue you're
having.
It's just too darn unstable. The only kernel module I could get
On Fri, 7 Jan 2005 14:53:13 -0500, Dave Nebinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay folks, I've had enough of my Nvidia card.
Could you elaborate? If you're not using the 3d capabilites, then
the nv driver that comes with Xorg is fully open source. No need
for any nvidia binary driver.
