Difference between revisions of "SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop using XGL with NVidia"
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Consider the downloaded rpm's above. | Consider the downloaded rpm's above. | ||
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| + | Go into a shell (''Ctrl+Alt+F1'') and switch to runlevel three: | ||
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| + | Then install the NVidia driver | ||
| + | modprobe -r nvidia | ||
| + | sh NVIDIA_XYZ.run -a -n | ||
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| + | Using the parameter ''-a -n'' avoids the question about licence and matching online binary drivers. We don't need them because we are compiling the kernel ourselves. | ||
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| + | Then - if everything went o.k. | ||
| + | modprobe nvidia | ||
===Configure XGL as default Desktop=== | ===Configure XGL as default Desktop=== | ||
Revision as of 03:55, 2 July 2006
Contents
Troubleshooting
To activate Xgl you have to follow a few aspects. Additional Informations you find at Xgl unter SUSE Linux verwenden from which these instructions here were gathered.
Download Novell NVidia Packages
From
for NVidia.
Install these rpm packages.
Download NVidia driver
Go to your favorite nvidia website and look into the driver archives. Download the appropriate (!) driver version according to
- your pc architecture / kernel
- the corresponding driver version
Consider the downloaded rpm's above.
Go into a shell (Ctrl+Alt+F1) and switch to runlevel three:
init 3
Then install the NVidia driver
modprobe -r nvidia sh NVIDIA_XYZ.run -a -n
Using the parameter -a -n avoids the question about licence and matching online binary drivers. We don't need them because we are compiling the kernel ourselves.
Then - if everything went o.k.
modprobe nvidia
Configure XGL as default Desktop
Look at
how to configure the sysconfig files. Using YaSR, you have to look at the bottom in the sysconfig editor to find the appropriate field.