Just try to re-build the xorg.conf, or try to delete it. The new xorg shouldn't need one and should auto-detect everything, if not you will have to do editing:
Install the nvidia drivers, either with module-assistant or through nvidia. You will need to edit your xorg config file I'm betting, or you might be able to force it through the nvidia config program. WARNING if you go past your screens rates you will either get black or ruin the screen. I would make sure you know what resolutions and rates work with your screen before doing any modifying.
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if you edit the xorg.conf it shouldn't ruin the screen, xorg just won't post I think? I'm not sure, I don't remember what happened when I had to edit it. but I'm pretty sure it'll crash xorg if the wrong settings are applied
Last edited by mushroomboy; 08-11-2009 at 06:48 AM.
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