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Michael "TheZorch" Haney schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">Arvind K wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,just untar the source you downloaded to somewhere and then do to
terminal , change your directory the untarred directory using
cd /path/to/directory/
then just type
sudo ./run
and then type sudo make install if needed....
My Fingerprint:1024D/45CA88FF
The box said Windoze or better,so i installed Linux
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<pre wrap=""><!---->You don't even need to do that. Get the drivers through Synaptic by
just Enabling the Nvidia restricted driver in the Hardware Drivers
applet on the System~>Administration menu. After that open a terminal
window and use:
sudo displayconfig-gtk
A new window will appear. You still won't be able to change your
resolution until you select what kind of monitor you have. Select your
monitor or a generic monitor settings from the menu on this applet and
then you can select a higher resolution.
There is a flaw in the Screen Resolution applet on the Administration
menu which doesn't give you the option of selecting your monitor type.
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Hi,<br>
you might as well give "Envy" a try. Although I run a NV8600 where it
really helped to do the job, I might be just as well a solution for you,<br>
all the best, Alfred<br>
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