First, the good news :-); After fresh 7.1 install: - sound card works (SB Live) - my GDI printer works (in color!!!) - my ISAPNP modem works - kppp works - Netscrape works (as well as it usually does) - my ZIP drive (parallel) works - my GeForce2 MX worked - could boot 2.2.18 or 2.4 no prob. Life was good....... And then along came some Nvidia drivers. :-( Since I had already downloaded the 7.1 rpms from the Nvidia site, I decided to go ahead & install them as per the instructions in "Configuration of Nvidia- Chipset-based graphic cards (SuSE 7.1)" from the SuSE website. I used yast to install the packages, ran ldconfig, and rebooted. Started X and everything seemed fine. Got decent framerates, etc. Then I chose to log out of KDE & go back into console mode. My screen goes black, the monitor goes into powersave mode, and I can do nothing except for a hard reset. Sax2 will not run (actually I got it to run once, but when I tried to test the X server, I got the black screen, powersave mode....etc.). This is the updated Sax2 by the way. This exact same thing happened in 7.0 w/ the drivers from the nvidia site, and I never got it fixed then either (upgraded to 7.1 !). How can I fix this? Any ideas as to what's wrong here? How can I get back to the original drivers? (I can find the nv_glx on the CD, but where is the kernel driver on the CDs??). Help.............. TIA, Mike ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Cleary_Mike @emc.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- A woman has the last word in any argument.... anything a man says after that is the beginning of a new argument
On Tue, Feb 27, 2001 at 08:37:49AM -0500, Cleary_Mike@emc.com wrote:
Then I chose to log out of KDE & go back into console mode. My screen goes black, the monitor goes into powersave mode, and I can do nothing except for a hard reset. Sax2 will not run (actually I got it to run once, but when I tried to test the X server, I got the black screen, powersave mode....etc.). This is the updated Sax2 by the way.
This same problem was reported on the FreeBSD mailing lists. It only occured with XF 4.0.2. I am currently running XF 4.0.2 with the downloaded Nvidia drivers, and have not experienced the problem. Victor Cardona
Ok, Mike, show me what settings, configs, etc., you made to get your parallel zip to work! JLK On Tuesday 27 February 2001 07:37, you wrote:
First, the good news :-); After fresh 7.1 install: - sound card works (SB Live) - my GDI printer works (in color!!!) - my ISAPNP modem works - kppp works - Netscrape works (as well as it usually does) - my ZIP drive (parallel) works - my GeForce2 MX worked - could boot 2.2.18 or 2.4 no prob. Life was good.......
And then along came some Nvidia drivers. :-( Since I had already downloaded the 7.1 rpms from the Nvidia site, I decided to go ahead & install them as per the instructions in "Configuration of Nvidia- Chipset-based graphic cards (SuSE 7.1)" from the SuSE website. I used yast to install the packages, ran ldconfig, and rebooted. Started X and everything seemed fine. Got decent framerates, etc.
Then I chose to log out of KDE & go back into console mode. My screen goes black, the monitor goes into powersave mode, and I can do nothing except for a hard reset. Sax2 will not run (actually I got it to run once, but when I tried to test the X server, I got the black screen, powersave mode....etc.). This is the updated Sax2 by the way.
This exact same thing happened in 7.0 w/ the drivers from the nvidia site, and I never got it fixed then either (upgraded to 7.1 !).
How can I fix this? Any ideas as to what's wrong here? How can I get back to the original drivers? (I can find the nv_glx on the CD, but where is the kernel driver on the CDs??). Help..............
TIA,
Mike ------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----- Cleary_Mike @emc.com ------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- ----- A woman has the last word in any argument.... anything a man says after that is the beginning of a new argument
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Cleary_Mike@emc.com
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Jerry Kreps
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Michael Hasenstein
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Victor R. Cardona