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I intend to go through this tutorial tonite to get my graphics card up and running, and I have a question.
If I go through this and there is an ...
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- 10-30-2006 #1
Question on Techiemoe's tutorial "Howto Install NVIDIA 3D Drivers"
I intend to go through this tutorial tonite to get my graphics card up and running, and I have a question.
If I go through this and there is an error, will a reboot take me back to my old, working, version of suse, or will I be stuck with the broken version until I get it fixed?
In other words, is the modprobe command permanent? Is it reversible?Registered Linux user #388328 || Registered LFS user #15880
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- 10-30-2006 #2
Originally Posted by smolloy loads the module.Code:modprobe nvidia
unloads it.Code:modprobe -r nvidia
If you want it to load at startup, you can either rely on the kernel automatic module loading, or add it to your system startup script (/etc/rc.local).
So it's nothing permanent."To express yourself in freedom, you must die to everything of yesterday. From the 'old', you derive security; from the 'new', you gain the flow."
-Bruce Lee
- 10-30-2006 #3
Thanks antidrugue.
I just found more suitable instructions for me here. Is there anyway of doing this so that it's reversible? Can I save my old kernel in such a way that there will still be a grub entry for it on reboot?Registered Linux user #388328 || Registered LFS user #15880
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