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Hi all.
I've just acquired a new HP 9600 series laptop ( dv9625ca to be exact ) and I'm having no end of grief getting up to showtime. A minor bit of grief with GRUB, but the general install went smoothly ( accepted all defaults). I installed Suse 10.3, applied all the current update and installed the "easy way" the nvidia drivers but I cannot get the system to recognize the nvidia modules. I think I'm missing a critical step somewhere. Specifics. video NVIDIA GeForce Go 7150M (UMA) latest rpm's from nvidia.com and just updated the kernel from the suse update site. sax2 -r and -p shows only the VESA frame buffer mode Am I missing something "stimple"? Thanks for considering |
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Check that the kernel version you are currently using matches the kernel version of the nvidia rpm's. My guess is that they do not match. That's why I have always used the "hard" way (which really is quite easy) to intall the nvidia drivers.
http://www.suse.de/~sndirsch/nvidia-...ler-HOWTO.html Start where it says 'People who aren't afraid..." HTH. -docarockus |
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For the benefit of lurkers, you need to do this at init 3 and provide a link cc pointing to your gcc. Anyway, progress at least. I now have 1440x900x24b graphics, but sax2 still reports no 3d acceleration and insists it has only a VESA frame buffer. I also don't see the TV out option anywhere. Any further suggestions? Thanks again |
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