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Hi,
Everything is working perfectly now after some while of installing stuff, BUT Nvidia SLI. I have some good proof for that : If I play some opengl game, and ...
- 01-15-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Nvidia SLI?
Hi,
Everything is working perfectly now after some while of installing stuff, BUT Nvidia SLI. I have some good proof for that
: If I play some opengl game, and disconnect the SLI Bridge connector, nothing extra happens. The game works as perfectly as before with no effect. 
So, how to get Nvidia SLI working? I hope this has not been discussed too many times before, i couldn't search for "SLI" in the forum search because the term was too short.
Thanks
Rasmus.
PS. AND! Of course system specifications! GPUs: 2x Nvidia GeForce 6600GT, Motherboard: EPoX 8NPA SLI, Processor: AMD Sempron 3400+, Linux distro: Debian 4.0 sid (Using KDE for the gui). Umm... I think that's all needed for this subject
- 01-20-2007 #2Just Joined!
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While I am not a Linux guru I think it's probally due to SLi is geared towards Gaming and Linux well...isent really. Only thing I could think of is make a custom Driver though I woulent know where to send ya for making a SLi driver. Sorry
- 01-20-2007 #3Just Joined!
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Heh, no. I belive it SHOULD work after doing (as root) nvidia-xconfig --sli=on, and then nvidia-xconfig --multigpu=on and then copying some old stuff from the xserver.conf to the new (for example the keyboard layout). But I am not 100% sure that this will work...
- 01-22-2007 #4Just Joined!
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hmm it might like I said I am not a the linux know it all I wish to be lol. All I can say is good luck
if it dont work..repost I guess.
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