Hi!
I am new to linux, and ave been running fedora 11 for a while...
After installing google earth i realized that i did not have any drivers installed for my Geeforce 8800GT graphic card.
I just built the latest kernel from source and all went well, except when I boot into the new kernel I have no graphics acceleration. When I boot into the other kernel (3.2.something) I have nvidia drivers.
Hi all,I'm at wits end.I've been trying to get the nVidia drivers installed for about half the day.The drivers I download from nvidia.com will not compile no matter what I do.
After playing around on my F17 test installation with new kernels and nVidia drivers, I have discovered that installing a binary nVidia driver from nVidia works with a new-ish kernel (one without akmod or kmod support), and everything runs fine. The nVidia installation goes smoothly, and there are no issues.
after days of searching I found this link and seems it has what I've been looking for !
I couldn't install it , I'm so new linux user
can u give me a hand in this :(
please
readme file says :
To compile the driver you need to have source codes of your OS
kernel. Default Makefile is searching for kernel source codes in
"/usr/src/linux" folder to compile the driver.
Hi
I have a problem with PAE kernel sources and builing nvidia driver.
uname -a returns
Linux myX 2.6.31.12-174.2.3.fc12.i686.PAE #1 SMP Mon Jan 18 20:06:44 UTC 2010 i686 athlon i386 GNU/Linux
1. I run ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.22-pkg1.run and I get an error message that kernel sources cannot be found.
2. My folders:
Hello,
I have a little problem with installing the mentioned nvidia driver on 9.10...
the problem i have is that kernel module won't compile even though I have all dependencies (linux-headers, build-essential...) installed. I did check the installation log and it says that autoconf.h could be missing, but that header file is where it should be.
Some change in the 2.6.31 kernel driver for saa7134-based TV capture cards has made it impossible to change channels after upgrading to ubuntu 9.10. Of course this makes the card pretty useless unless I want to watch only channel 2. I want to use the old, working, driver with the new kernel. I've reported a bug, but past experiences have left me with very little confidence in that.
Hi all,
Just now I ran yum update. There was an error message to the effect that the latest nvidia kmod (kmod-nvidia-3.6.1-1.fc17) didn't match the latest kernel, which is still in the 3.5 range.
So I reran yum excluding kernel and kmod-nvidia.