Kernel Source
- From: Bob <K1100T@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 10:38:05 +0000
Hello list, I recently bought a GForce 6600GT AGP graphics card to replace an old GForce card. I needed this for running a particular application under Windows that required a card with 128Mb of memory.
I was running Sarge and after the install XFree86 wouldn't work, which I sort of expected. I downloaded the latest NVidia Linux drivers, but they wouldn't install, something about no pre-comiled kernel headers and no source for my 2.4.x kernel.
As I didn't have much on the machine I decided to blat it and do a netinstall of Etch (got to love that net install, much better than downloading all those CDs...). As far as I can tell I'm now running XOrg or something and I just get lots of flashing coloured bands on the screen when it starts up.
So I tried to install the NVidia drivers again, but get he same problem, no pre-compiled headers for my kernel and no source. So I decided to install the kernel source, but I can't find a package for it? Am I missing something here, or can I not download the 2.6.x kernel source via apt...?
Thanks,
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