short tutorial (If I remamber right)
1. download the source tar.gz of the nvidia kernel and glx
2. extract them to eg:
/home/bat/install/nvidiakernel
/home/bat/install/nvidiaglx
3. install them:
a) kernel
b)GLX
in a terminal go to their directory, su and
Carroll Grigsby wrote:
There is an article at the Mandrake Forum about getting nvidia cards to work
under 8.2, including the news that rpms will be available to Club members
later this week. If you're in that boat, why not take a look?
HTH --
-- cmg
I could be wrong, but I don't think Mandrake has the right to
give it away to everyone via their web site or the free
download CDs. It's either that, or they don't freely make it
available because they can't fully support closed-source drivers.
Either way, who cares? Mandrake has good reasons
On Thursday 28 March 2002 01:54, FemmeFatale wrote:
Carroll Grigsby wrote:
There is an article at the Mandrake Forum about getting nvidia cards to
work under 8.2, including the news that rpms will be available to Club
members later this week. If you're in that boat, why not take a look?
FemmeFatale said onto me:
FemmeFatale Miark wrote:
FemmeFatale
FemmeFatale I could be wrong, but I don't think Mandrake has the right to
FemmeFatale give it away to everyone via their web site or the free
FemmeFatale download CDs. It's either that, or they don't freely make it
Miark wrote:
I could be wrong, but I don't think Mandrake has the right to
give it away to everyone via their web site or the free
download CDs. It's either that, or they don't freely make it
available because they can't fully support closed-source drivers.
Either way, who cares? Mandrake has
Miark wrote:
I could be wrong, but I don't think Mandrake has the right to
give it away to everyone via their web site or the free
download CDs. It's either that, or they don't freely make it
available because they can't fully support closed-source drivers.
Either way, who cares?
