[SLE] Help getting around NVIDIA problems.
From: John N. Alegre (lists_at_johnalegre.net)
Date: 04/29/05
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To: SuSE List <suse-linux-e@suse.com> Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2005 14:02:44 -0500
I have posted to this list many times my problems with NVIDIA drivers on my
SuSE Pro 9.1 system.
The issue is the GUI / Splash / X Window system never comes up. I have
installed the latest 7167 drivers, made a few changes to the XFree86 config
files (mostly to do with keyboard settings). All to no avail.
I would most like to thank Jeffrey Laramie for his help but there have been
many others.
Ok .. on to the question.
I am looking at solutions. Here are some option / questions. What does the
list think I should try and in what order???
Upgrade to 9.3. Since I don't think this does anything to either the NVIDIA
drivers or the XFree86 config files I doubt this would be much of a solution.
Comments?
Look for another, supported X Window software system, even if it not free.
Back in my Red Hat days I used to use Accelerated X with good result. Are
there any commercial X Window alternatives for SuSE? The idea here is for
the $$ I would get tech support.
Replace the graphics card on the tower. Scary as I hate hardware solutions
and picking on that I know would work out of the box with XFree86 is
something im clueless on. Comments??
I will take all comments and suggestions on here.
If anyone wants to take a stab at the problem i can upload and config / log
files needed. I am at the end of my rope on these.
Peace and thanks.
john
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