On Tuesday 06 July 2004 01:02 pm, Dan Gordon wrote:
> It is not loading and nvidia seems to be fine, funny though first time ive
> seen this and have been using nvidia for a long time now.
Very possible that the warning was added fairly recently for Nvidia drivers
due to discovered conflicts.
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On Tuesday 06 July 2004 12:39 pm, Bryan Phinney wrote:
>
> The Nvidia warning was that the rivafb module is built into the kernel and
> you can not load both Nvidia and rivafb at the same time.
Yes i think that was the exact warining i got.
>
> As root, do an lsmod and you will see it if it is load
On Tuesday 06 July 2004 12:38 pm, Avi Schwartz wrote:
>
> lsmod will give you a list of modules loaded and rmmod is used to
> remove a loaded module. I would also suggest that you find out why the
> rivafp module is loaded in the first place. Check /etc/modules* and
> /etc/modprobe*
>
I does not
On Tuesday 06 July 2004 12:30 pm, Dan Gordon wrote:
> Hello list,
> Ive just upgraded to kernel 2.6.3.14 and installed a new nvidia driver.
> During the nvidia install it complained about "rivafp" module being loaded
> and said the nvidia driver would not work correctly untill "rivafp" was
> unload
On Jul 6, 2004, at 11:30, Dan Gordon wrote:
Hello list,
Ive just upgraded to kernel 2.6.3.14 and installed a new nvidia driver.
During the nvidia install it complained about "rivafp" module being
loaded and
said the nvidia driver would not work correctly untill "rivafp" was
unloaded.
Question is
Hello list,
Ive just upgraded to kernel 2.6.3.14 and installed a new nvidia driver.
During the nvidia install it complained about "rivafp" module being loaded and
said the nvidia driver would not work correctly untill "rivafp" was unloaded.
Question is how do i check if this module is loaded and i
