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Can't get my graphics driver working ( Nvidia Geforce 7300 GS ). Stays on max 800*600 resolution:/
Tried enabling hardware but get an error message saying that it can't find card and monitor when I restart. Tried using synaptic manager and installing from there but no luck there either.
Check you /etc/X11/xorg.conf file and make sure the driver is 'nvidia'. If thats correct I would try un-installing and re-installing the driver. Or sudo nvidia-xconfig or 'su - root' enter password then nvidia-xconfig.
Had the same problem before. The best thing to do is to connect to Internet, update list of packages, THEN install the restricted drivers (instead of installing as soon as the system installs).
It would help others if you rename the title of your post and include [resolved] in it
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