>In addition to Charles' advice, I would say two >things: First the >driver's name is "nvidia" not "nvidea" like you wrote >twice in your >post. Perhaps you spelled it incorrectly in you >xorg.conf as well. >Second whenever you boot in rescue mode the program >asks you if you >want >to mount the filesystem. It does so under >/mnt/sysimage or something >along those lines. You can either chroot to that >directory or just >edit >/mnt/sysimage/etc/X11/xorg.conf. Again I'm not 100% >sure of the >directory's name, but it will tell you if you mount >the root >filesystem. > >Wayne Steenburg ------------------------------------------------ Thanks for pointing out my spelling error! That was my mistake. I also couldn't see my x11 folder because it was supposed to be X11 folder, caps error too! I changed the names of the my backup to xorg.conf after renaming my bad one first. Was able to startx after that. I edited the file after in super user file manager under KDE. I now get the nvidea logo going on at boot and when attempting to play a accelerated game like Tux Racer it logs me out after the Nvidia logo appears! It happens in both KDE and Gnome, quit infuriating to say the least. I am using kernal 2.6.6-1.435.2.3 . I installed the driver and the kernal module using ATRPM rpms. Any ideas there? __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Address AutoComplete - You start. We finish. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
