>I think rather you need the legacy 96xx driver, which is packaged by Livna.
Actually if we are still talking about the 6100 it is supported by the standard driver. No need for the legacy driver.
Actually if we are still talking about the 6100 it is supported by the standard driver. No need for the legacy driver.
2008/10/14 Denis Leroy <denis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Denis Leroy wrote:Oh boy, that was a really old article. I'm sorry.
Valent Turkovic wrote:
Hi,
I installed Fedora 10 beta on HP tx1000 and everything worked out of
the box except wireless because it is broacom :( I fixed that with
loading broadcom firmware.
This is my first Nvidia laptop that I have worked on in last few years
(all I have worked on have Intel video chips) so I'm not sure what to
expect from Nvidia proprietary drivers (and sorry for posting about
non open source stuff here).
I installed latest kmod-nvidia drivers from livna-development repo but
after reboot I don't get to the GDM :(
The 6100 is not yet supported for Linux:
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=57791
I think rather you need the legacy 96xx driver, which is packaged by Livna.
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