Hm. That xorg.conf looks overly complicated. Te nvidia installer does a very good job in most cases in auto-generating the xorg.conf file.
Rename that xorg.conf of yours and issue a "sudo nvidia-xconfig" command in a terminal then restart the x server. |
his 1 has 5 different ways to install + troubleshooting.
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Looking at your log file,I've noticed the following:
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Kernel command line: BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.32-5-686 root=UUID=65489270-556d-4ee3-ab59-352bf8ae69a7 ro quiet Code:
nomodeset nouveau.modeset=0 Then try to reinstall the driver again. Quote:
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ade@Pc1:~$ dpkg -l | grep xorg |
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root@tdbaltic:~# update-grub Quote:
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root@tdbaltic:~# dpkg -l | grep xorg |
You are certain that you have absolutely no warnings or errors during installation from the .run file?
What give the following commands? Code:
apt-cache policy gcc |
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root@tdbaltic:~# apt-cache policy gcc Code:
root@tdbaltic:~# ls -al /usr/bin/gcc Code:
root@tdbaltic:~# apt-cache policy build-essential Code:
root@tdbaltic:~# apt-cache policy linux-headers-`uname -r` Code:
root@tdbaltic:~# cat /proc/version |
You have the default gcc at version 4.4 but your kernel is compiled with gcc 4.3.
You MUST make gcc 4.3 your default gcc as i mentioned before. You might have to install it (aptitude install gcc-4.3). Then make sure the /usr/bin/gcc symlink points to /usr/bin/gcc-4.3: Code:
rm /usr/bin/gcc After this, you have to clean up anything installed before and reinstall the driver. |
The only other thing I can think of is,are trying to install the downloaded Nvidia driver while you have the Debian Nvidia packages installed.
If so you will need to purge ALL Debian Nvidia packages BEFORE trying to install the downloaded version. If this does not cure the problem I'm officially out of ideas. |
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