Re: make install nvidia drivers
On Mon, 08 Apr 2002 21:53:48 +0000, Ben Farrell wrote:
>you might need to compile a kernel with agp support, try running the
>following:
>
>modprobe -v NVdriver
>
I will try. I thought modprobe was used to load a module but what I
see running depmod NVdriver is that the module cannot be loaded
because it has unmet dependecies.
>which should tell you what smybols running, but the output can be a
>bit
>cyrptic.
>
>I've got the Nvidia drivers (version 2880)
me too
working fine with a
>geforce GO
>using the source tar.gz's from nvidia.com.
>
>I am using kernel (2.4.7), with /usr/src/linux sym-linked to
>/usr/src/linux-2.4.7
>
I'm using kernel 2.4.18-386 with /usr/src/liunx containing 2.4.18 src
(common to every 2.4.18 version) and /usr/include/linux and asm
symlinked to /usr/src/kernel-headers-2.4.18-386/include/linux and asm
(matching my running kernel headers).
>Regards
>Ben Farrell
>
>p.s. I be very intrested to know where you got debian nvidia's deb's
>from ..
>
>Leonardo Canducci wrote:
>
>>I can't compile nvidia drivers. I tried almost everything.
>>1. tried to use debian nvidia debs, but they seem to need an entire
>>new
>>kernel compile to work (I'm not skillfull enough)
>>2. so I downloaded and extracted nvidia drivers from nvidia.com and
>>followed README instructions
>>
>>the problem is GLX did compile but kernel didn't. I get this error:
>>
>
>
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Leonardo Canducci, lcanducci@libero.it on 08/04/2002
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