All the information you need you already have, but here is a summary
of what to do.
The following tasks should be done as the root account
1) Shutdown X (gdm,xdm,kdm).
2) Issue the command: nvidia-installer --uninstall
The drivers and install files will all be removed for you.
3) Install the nvidia drivers packages:
nvidia-kernel-common
nvidia-glx
nvidia-kernel-source
Assuming that you have debconf installed, the debian packages check
whether you should be using TLS libraries and configures the install
for you.
4) Once the debian nvidia packages are installed, compiled a module
image for the nvidia modules. If you have never compiled a module
image before, details are in the
/usr/share/doc/nvidia-kernel-source/README.Debian document.
If you get to this point and get stuck, let me known.
Johnny.
Thomas G wrote:
John Stevenson wrote:
I am assuming that you have an NVidia 3D graphics card and have
installed the NVidia drivers for that card.
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Well... yes you are right I am using the nvidia driver package thing
can you please give me the info on how to uninstall it and then what
package it is for the nvidia driver I did not see any drivers
besides for OCing when I did a search for nvidia
Thanks Thomas