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you should install driver using system->administration->hardware drivers, unless for some reason it isn't properly detecting your video card
make sure you uninstall drivers that you installed manually...
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- 09-26-2010 #11Linux Guru
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you should install driver using system->administration->hardware drivers, unless for some reason it isn't properly detecting your video card
make sure you uninstall drivers that you installed manually
- 09-27-2010 #12Just Joined!
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system->administration->hardware drivers doesn't exist on my computer.
- 09-27-2010 #13Linux Guru
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search for and install nvidia driver packages in repo manually then as a next option, you may have to enable non-free repository to get them to show up
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If you still have an operative xorg.conf then I suspect you're running Lenny with a 2.6.2x kernel. You might have better luck moving to Squeeze (soon to be Wheezy) and using a more up to date kernel (and better nv driver).
ciao,
jdk
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