ASUS A8V (BIOS 1011) + nVidia driver

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• From: "Mostafa Z. Afgani" <mostafa.afgani@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 15:32:38 +0200
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Hi,

After upgrading to BIOS 1011 the nVidia driver causes the machine to
hard lock. Reverting back to BIOS 1009 helps. Searching through google,
I came across a few other who are having the same problem (on Debian /
Ubuntu; XFree86 / XOrg). Is there any one else with this problem? Should
I complain to nVidia or to ASUS? The 'nv' driver works and so does the
Windows version (on BIOS 1011).

-M

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