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Hello Every Body!
I am new to this site and to Linux too!
I have a problem with my notebook Sony Vaio CX1MFX-B.
I have already install RHEL on my notebook, but there is a problem with my video card, it is NVIDIA GeForce GT 230M. i have downloaded it's driver from NVIDIA website : http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-d...44-driver.html
After i install it (logined as root) :
init 3
./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-256.44.run
init 5
my monitor displays 6 in one! i will attach you the picture of my display as soon as possible.
Thank you in advanced.
After looking at your screen image you may need to press "ctrl+alt+f2" and log in to be able to get much use out of your box. at least you will be able to run those commands. You will also be able to get rid of the nvidia driver so you can get a functioning desktop back.
so I guess you ran the commands from a prompt WITH OUT X correct. Either way, run the following:
press the keys CTRL+ALT+F2
press the keys CTRL+ALT+F2
run the same command you installed the driver with but append --uninstall to the end.
I will check later today to see if you got that part done. After you get it removed, check into to setting up the repos to use the package maintainers version. I would think that a fedora package would work with rhel.
I dont undestand this :
"check into to setting up the repos to use the package maintainers version. I would think that a fedora package would work with rhel"
You need to add some "repos", or locations that provide NONFREE stuff for your disto; in your case, go and check this site out. AFTER you get rpmfusion installed run the following command:
I can download the .rpms and i have installed them, but my yum command did not work and i dont know why. OK man, thank you a lot for helping me . i will do it and tell you the results.
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