On Sunday 16 February 2003 07:44 pm, Tyler Trafford wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 15, 2003 at 09:50:45PM -0500, Hemmann, Volker Armin wrote:
> > Ok, most of them are 'hey, i don't read README, I want YOU to read it
> > for ME' or 'I love this very high optimiziation options, even they are
> > complete usele
On Sat, Feb 15, 2003 at 09:50:45PM -0500, Hemmann, Volker Armin wrote:
> Ok, most of them are 'hey, i don't read README, I want YOU to read it
> for ME' or 'I love this very high optimiziation options, even they are
> complete useless and make everything unstable', most of the rest are
> via-users
Hi,
On Sunday 16 February 2003 14:56, Ernie Schroder wrote:
> For the record, I have no problems with the nvidia driver loading when
> I start X. I am using 4191 series. But, I do see a boot message saying
> nvdriver failed to load. lsmod, before starting X confirms this. It
> loads fine upon "sta
Sorry, this should have gone to the list.
Nope, it happened with the 3123. I built a system last month and merged the
Nvidia kernel and glx drivers - did not have to put in modules.autoload.
About two weeks ago I had to rebuild the same system to to disk problems - I
wiped out all the partit
On Sunday 16 Feb 2003 13:56, Ernie Schroder wrote:
> My initial problem, however, remains. Probably due to my KT133
> based motherboard, I am not able to use AGP, either as AGPGART or
> NvAGP. GL apps will hang the machine in 3 to 20 seconds. Any howto
> should either mention this, or, if s
For the record, I have no problems with the nvidia driver loading when
I start X. I am using 4191 series. But, I do see a boot message saying
nvdriver failed to load. lsmod, before starting X confirms this. It
loads fine upon "startx"
My initial problem, however, remains. Probabl
On Sunday 16 February 2003 02:25, Daniel A. Segel wrote:
> > > Step Four: Have NVdriver autoload at startup by
> > > including it in /etc/modules.autoload.
> >
> >No.
> >X is loading the nvidia modul itself.
> >Do not(!) put it into modules.autoload, letting X do it is the cleaner
> > way.
>
> Rea
On Sunday 16 February 2003 03:25, Daniel A. Segel wrote:
> > > Step Four: Have NVdriver autoload at startup by
> > > including it in /etc/modules.autoload.
> >
> >No.
> >X is loading the nvidia modul itself.
> >Do not(!) put it into modules.autoload, letting X do it is the
> > cleaner way.
In fac
> Step Four: Have NVdriver autoload at startup by
> including it in /etc/modules.autoload.
No.
X is loading the nvidia modul itself.
Do not(!) put it into modules.autoload, letting X do it is the cleaner way.
Really? X won't even start up for me if I don't load either the nvidia or
NVdriver m
Hi,
On Saturday 15 February 2003 21:20, Eric Miller wrote:
> OK. I'm going to try to write a step-by-step how to
> for enabling the most current Nvidia modules and glx
> on a gentoo system. Bear in mind -I STILL DON'T HAVE
> IT WORKING ON MY SYSTEM- so I need some help, esp with
> the "check if
The readme for 1.3.x says
1. For XF86Config
Have Load GLX line
Remove/comment out dri, GLCore line
2. What's the opengl-update? I never ran it and OpenGL worked on my sysetm.
3. The requirement to put nvidia driver in modules.autoload is a function of
something gentoo did. I did not have
OK. I'm going to try to write a step-by-step how to
for enabling the most current Nvidia modules and glx
on a gentoo system. Bear in mind -I STILL DON'T HAVE
IT WORKING ON MY SYSTEM- so I need some help, esp with
the "check if this step works" parts.
Before I start the parts I know, I have two q
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