You obviously replied YES to the question “would you like to search online for a compatible kernel module” or whatever it asks.
Answer NO to that question because you want to compile your own.
If it asks about 32bit compat libs, say YES, and also say YES to updating your xorg.conf
But, before doing anything, you need to make sure you have the compiler, build command, and the kernel source installed otherwise the next thing will be an error message about all that lot being missing!
You can do that sinply while still logged in as root by typing this -
zypper in gcc make kernel-source
…that’s off the top of my head, but it should work. If the kernel-source was wrong, type this -
zypper se kernel-source
…and note what is spits out, then enter the correct package name in the zypper in command above
Once it has succesfully compiled, run -
nvidia-xconfig -composite
…to enable desktop effects.
EDIT: Ooops, just realised that your net doesn’t work in level3! Boot to a normal desktop, open a terminal, type su (enter your root password) and then do the zypper commands. To compile it, press ctrl-alt-f1, log in as root, and type init 3, then try compiling the module again. When done, simply type **init5 **to get back to the desktop.