Nvidia driver problem

Jon Anderson jbander at izoom.net
Sat Sep 24 22:21:38 UTC 2011


On 09/24/2011 02:39 AM, Jon Anderson wrote:
>/  The driver that additional driver says is activated is just called
/>/  Graphic driver(current) {recommended} But that says at the top of the
/>/  program that "no proprietary are in use on the system and at at the
/>/  bottom of the page it says "the driver is activated but not in use
/>/
/.. I rest my case yer Honor. That is correct. xorg.conf hasn't told the
system to use the nvidia driver. Like this:

   Section "Device"
      Identifier     "Device0"
      Driver         "nvidia"
      VendorName     "NVIDIA Corporation"
      BoardName      "D9M-20"
      Option         "NoLogo" "True"
EndSection

I have no clue what your boardname is. But, it should work with just
Driver.

Open a terminal window.

cd /etc/X11
cp xorg.conf xorg.conf.orig

I get this in terminal= cp: cannot create regular file `xorg.conf.orig': Permission denied

(you now have a copy of what works, even if half-assed.)

sudo gedit xorg.conf
just change that driver line to 'nvidia'

There is absolutely nothing in getit, its blank. There is no driver line at all.

Save that and exit

Log out and login again. It'll blow or go. :) Ric


cp: cannot create regular file `xorg.conf.orig': Permission denied
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