Tim: >> Using the nv video driver, on a card too old for the current nvidia >> driver. I did experiment with trying the nvidia-legacy package, but >> all the grief involved in getting it installed didn't provide any >> tangible benefit over the nv one (there was no obvious acceleration >> or alternative screen mode choices). Todd Zullinger: > With Livna enabled you could do "yum install kmod-nvidia-legacy" to > install the nvidia driver if you wanted. That might help ease the > grief of doing it manually. That was how I did it. Much of the grief revolved around the anaconda stuff up of installing the wrong kernel. Then, after that, I had to deal with python errors when trying to run system-config-display with the kmod-nvidia-legacy provided drivers. -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
