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I am trying to install Nvidia drivers from their website for the Geoforce chipset. I did it once, and it requires 2.6.11 kernel. Once I found the kernel and never wrote it down. Does anybody know where to find the 2.6.11 or greater kernel?
I did this, but it still only loads the Vesa frame buffer driver on this new PCI Express board.
I finally applied all the updates using Yast, and downloaded the new Nvidia driver from their website. I then ran the driver "sh nvidiadriver.run -q" from an init 3 level. The kernel rebuilt, and using the command "sax2 -m 0=nvidia" it finally installed.
I don't know why the driver provided with Yast won't work on this board. It installs automatically on an older machine I have.
Don't use Yast to install the nvidia driver from SuSE. It's for the newest cards. I would suggest for the older legacy cards to use the NVIDIA 7174 series.
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