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I don't have any nvidia files in the etc/xorg/modules area either.
What is my best course of action?
Direct rendering is currently not enabled, according to the output of the "glxinfo" command. I may not even have to install a driver at all, I don't know. I need help.
(p.s. - how do I get multimedia functions working in fc6, like the instructions in this thread do for SUSE (my last distro)?)
Hi there
Just thought I would point you to this thread: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...d.php?t=535241
It isn't the solution you need---in fact, it's the complete opposite! I hope it will help to NOT point you in one of the many wrong directions we have gone in that thread.. It seems there is some extreme difficulty in getting that particular combination of things to work properly.
I wish you the best; I don't know much about Fedora to begin with, but if I come across anything new, I'll post it here or there.
PS - You might do some browsing of bug-report areas/forums on either nvidia.com or livna, or somewhere , if you continue to have difficulty.
Hi there
Just thought I would point you to this thread: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...d.php?t=535241
It isn't the solution you need---in fact, it's the complete opposite! I hope it will help to NOT point you in one of the many wrong directions we have gone in that thread.. It seems there is some extreme difficulty in getting that particular combination of things to work properly.
I wish you the best; I don't know much about Fedora to begin with, but if I come across anything new, I'll post it here or there.
PS - You might do some browsing of bug-report areas/forums on either nvidia.com or livna, or somewhere , if you continue to have difficulty.
I tried the rpm on this page, but it gives me an unresolved dependance error.
Code:
Missing Dependency: nvidia-kmod-common >=1.0.9755 is needed by package kmod-nvidia
LOL... Good question.. Are you able to use RPM or a similar tool to install them without checking for dependencies? That might work.. Check the man page on your installer and see if there is such an option..?
LOL... Good question.. Are you able to use RPM or a similar tool to install them without checking for dependencies? That might work.. Check the man page on your installer and see if there is such an option..?
Is there a command I can use that doesn't check for dependencies?
Haha, oops, all I had to do was highlight both of them and use the normal installer.
Not sure.. As I said, I don't know Fedora much, except that it looks hard to make work properly :P, and Slackware uses .tgz packages so I don't use RPM's either..
Chack the manual page for RPM ('man rpm' in a console)
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