I posted to the NVIDIA linux forum, but noone has replied so maybe someone here can cast some light.
I upgraded my machine from FC3 to FC4 via yum, all worked well and I decided for grins to install the nvidia
drivers so I could use the GLSlideShow screensaver (shallow I know). The screensaver worked flawlessly.
I then did a clean install on the same machine and after disabling selinux installed the same drivers now the
GLSlideShow screensaver is choppy as thought here is a timing problem (black bands strobing across the display
as the image is panned and zoomed). No combination of the parameters in the nvidia-settings seems to improve
matters. The card is a GeForce 4400 MX 64Mbyte with 8xAGP. The system is a Dell Optiplex 270. The monitor is a
Dell 17" flat panel driven via DVI. The display is set to 60 VerticalRefresh wich is the panels optimum.
I don't mean to hijack the thread :)
On 6/20/05, André Alves <andrehfranco@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Anyone have installed the nvidia driver on Fedora Core 4?? I'm with
serious problems, after the instalation of the driver and modify the
xorg.conf file I only have a black screen on startup. Any help?? There
are any more procediments in fc4?
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