the nvidia-96 drivers need to be packaged otherwise every time there is
kernel chnage you will have to re-run the nvidia .RUN script. A PITA
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I have solved my problems. Maybe there would be some help for James Kittsmiller.
1. Can't play video. It's the mplayer issue.
The cause was the mplayer couldn't find libvdpau.so.1. Just re-install libvdpau
in synaptic and it goes well.
2. The compiz issue.
Just check the version of the compiz. It
Nvidia 8600M GT on 10.10 MM, same problem!
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They work fine over here. I have a Geforce 2 MX 32MB and I can enable
effects through compiz and the extra effects from the appearance menu.
I followed the instructions by luk1don (post 45) on this page. It asked me
something about some preinstall script but I just said continue.
http://ubuntufor
@Giuseppe Calaprice - your Geforce 8600 doesn't use the nvidia-96
drivers .
You should use nvidia-current driver - I have a geforce 8500 and it
works totally fine...
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@yossarian_uk - I tried to install nvidia-current driver but I have the
same trouble! Did you fix it or it works totally fine since the first
installation?
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I think the new driver should be packaged and the package released asap,
and this bug report should be updated. Now it seems that we're all
waiting that somebody does something, but nobody does anything. That
makes, IMO, Ubuntu in whole look bad.
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I've packaged the new nvidia-96 driver for Maverick in this PPA:
https://launchpad.net/~dajhorn/+archive/nvidia-96/
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I tried your PPA installed the driver and after reboot nvidia-setting
says driver not running, jockey says activated but not in use, and there
is no xorg.conf file. What did I do wrong?
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yes, but in previous releases, the Nvidia driver package would add an
xorg.conf to load the driver. X has never auto detected the proprietary
drivers when they are loaded.
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Darik: Your packaging works for me, got nvidia running *thumbs up*. The
only issue I ran into was X's driver autodetection, which seems to
select VESA even if there are all nv, nouveau and nvidia to choose from.
Setting driver to "nvidia" in xorg.conf seems to solve that, and I think
it is bug some
James: You must `sudo ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86-*.run --uninstall` the package
that you got from the Nvidia web site before installing the deb package.
If you installed both, then uninstall both before reinstalling the deb.
DKMS improperly clobbers the local nvidia.ko module and you'll get
version mismat
Great stuff! Hope to see in the official mirror soon!
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This was a fresh install of 10.10, I never installed the binary package
this time around, just used your PPA, that is why I asked here. I
searched around the net till I found the xorg.conf that gets installed
by default with jockeys 96.43.17 on 10.04 and copied it to my own file.
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I reverted the patch in jockey that ignores nvidia-96 and put it into
the PPA.
If jockey still doesn't automatically update the xorg.conf file then do
this:
1. Ensure that the nvidia-common package is installed. Jockey needs
nvidia-common to detect nvidia-96 and nvidia-173 hardware.
2. Backup
That's much better, worked like a charm now if we could only get a
commit from a developer.
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I meant to the main repositories.
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@Darik Horn's ppa worked a treat with my Nvidia GeForce 4 MX 400 card on
an old box with Lubuntu 10.10 installed.
Many thanks for packaging this new nvidia driver :)
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@Darik Horn: Thanks for packaging this.
Ubuntu 10.10 (fully updated)
*-display
description: VGA compatible controller
product: NV25GL [Quadro4 900 XGL]
vendor: nVidia Corporation
Shows up in Jockey properly, cannot enable desktop effects
(System|Preferences|A
Got it working; had to remove the driver via jockey, reinstall compiz,
re-enable the driver via jockey, reboot & re-enable 'Visual Effects -
Extra', and reset the compiz settings via the compiz settings manager. I
now get the expected compiz bells & whistles (rotating desktops etc.,
etc). Thanks Da
@Darik Horn: Thank you dearly, I was lost without that package/ppa. So glad to
have my compiz plugins back on my Ubuntu 10.10.
I have a GeForce2 MX400 and the ppa worked perfectly after following your
troubleshooting instructions.
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Thanks a lot Darik Horn, it works perfectly with a Geforce4 TI 4200!
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Marking Triaged. All that's left to do is to package it for natty and
maverick.
** Changed in: nvidia-graphics-drivers-96 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: nvidia-graphics-drivers-96 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Triaged
** Changed in: nvidia-graphics-drivers-96 (
Darik Horn, hello.
I was tried your PPA, but got error.
** Attachment added: "Xorg.0.log.old"
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Why isn't it in the repos? Sure, i am clearly capable of installing
binary from nvidia or using someone's ppa.
But this is Ubuntu. Main staff said it's for human beings. Not scripting
nerds. Ubuntu released a version without support for older gfx cards
without a real warning in the update manager.
apo, you are 100% on target. I could go through all of the gyrations to
patch my drivers using the posted solution, but I didn't install Ubuntu
because I wanted to spend a lot of time maintaining the machine I use it
on. Ubuntu has a great distribution and updating system. It seems
pointless and
Thanks. I finally got the proprietary driver from Nvidia to install and
it's working so I'll leave well enough alone and hope that they fix the
problem in the next Ubuntu release (11.4) so I can go back to the distro
package.
-Larry Siden
The United States is a nation of laws, badly written and
On 11/19/2010 03:25 AM, apo wrote:
> Why isn't it in the repos? Sure, i am clearly capable of installing
...
And still unassigned...
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-96
shows:
Maintainer:
Ubuntu Development Team
Urgency:*
Low Urgency
Seems to me that failure t
On 11/22/2010 11:50 AM, Darik Horn wrote:
> Notice the PPA version, where I used a dot instead of a tilde.
>
> $ dpkg --compare-versions 0.5.10-0ubuntu5.2 gt 0.5.10-0ubuntu5.dajhorn2
> $ echo $?
> 1
>
> My computer already got Alberto's nvidia-96 from maverick-proposed, but
> it won't get j
> @NoOp
> That's because you removed nvidia-common (which is what Jockey uses to do
> hardware detection with nvidia).
>
> In other words I think things are ok. A one-line change in Jockey didn't
> cause that.
>
Ah. Got it. That makes sense. Thanks.
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On 11/07/2010 04:46 PM, baracus2k wrote:
> They work fine over here. I have a Geforce 2 MX 32MB and I can
> enable effects through compiz and the extra effects from the
> appearance menu.
>
> I followed the instructions by luk1don (post 45) on this page. It
> asked me something about some preinsta
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