Reply With Quotenvidia provides precompiled binaries for many distros vendor kernels and the vanilla kernel. On my arch Linux setup whihc runs on a completely vanilla 2.6.8.1 kernel all it took was running the installer.
Is it something that can be done? I'm really tired to recompile kernels myself, and I would like to use Debian's kernel-image packages. However, I can't install the nvidia drivers, so is there anything you guys can suggest?
nvidia provides precompiled binaries for many distros vendor kernels and the vanilla kernel. On my arch Linux setup whihc runs on a completely vanilla 2.6.8.1 kernel all it took was running the installer.
[quote author=Lovechild link=board=6;threadid=9711;start=0#msg88202 date=1093332832]
nvidia provides precompiled binaries for many distros vendor kernels and the vanilla kernel. On my arch Linux setup whihc runs on a completely vanilla 2.6.8.1 kernel all it took was running the installer.
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Where can I find those?
[quote author=GnuVince link=board=6;threadid=9711;start=0#msg88205 date=1093344850]
[quote author=Lovechild link=board=6;threadid=9711;start=0#msg88202 date=1093332832]
nvidia provides precompiled binaries for many distros vendor kernels and the vanilla kernel. On my arch Linux setup whihc runs on a completely vanilla 2.6.8.1 kernel all it took was running the installer.
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Where can I find those?
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just run the nvidia installer it will look up their website for suitable files..
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