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RE: X, video card,monitor, refresh rates, etc.



Dodol:

Thanks for the help.  My kernel is 2.6, the "sarge" distribution, so looks
like I have to go to the nvidia website.  The command you referenced- I
didn't quite understand it.  Was it:

apt-get nvidia-kernel-'uname -r', nvidia-kernel-common,
nvidia-kernel-source, nvidia-glx

all on one line (for future reference; trying to learn the intricacies of
Debian Linux)?

Thanks,
Allen

> -----Original Message-----
> From: dodol garut [mailto:debian_me@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 9:05 PM
> To: debian
> Subject: Re: X, video card,monitor, refresh rates, etc.
>
>
> --- Allen Williams <anw@csunv.com> wrote:
> > Can't get X to work.  Using a Micro-Star video card
> > built on the nVidia
> > GeForce FX chipset with an Optiquest Q110 monitor.
> > The specs on the monitor
> > are: Fh=30-97 khz, Fv=50-160 hz, with resolutions up
> > to 1600x1200.  Couldn't
> > find a specific nVidia GeForce FX driver, so am
> > using the "nv" generic
> > nVidia driver.
> >
> > Under some modes, the display can be barely made
> > out, lots of horizontal
> > "jumping", hard to describe.  In other modes, the
> > screen is just black, or
> > gdm tells me it can't start the X server, or the
> > monitor tells me that Fv is
> > out of range- 49 hz.
> >
> > I've monkeyed around a bunch with the XF86Config
> > file to get the various
> > effects mentioned above.  Do I need a specific
> > GeForce driver?  How do I
> > download and build XFree86 4.4.0 (the latest
> > version?  I'm new to Linux,
> > although have lots of other Un*x experience).  Can I
> > download just a GeForce
> > driver and build it?  How (or please point me to a
> > how-to)?
>
> which kernel you've been using ?
> if you're using kernel under 2.6 then just apt-get
> nvidia-kernel-'uname -r', nvidia-kernel-common,
> nvidia-kernel-source, nvidia-glx.
> if you're using 2.6 kernel ( which i dunno if debian
> already has a package for it...or else :-) ) you need
> to download latest nvidia driver for linux on nvidia
> website and build it.
> if you dunno how you can search in this mailing list
> archieve. there are already a bunch of it.
>
> cheers,
>
>   me
>
>
>
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