On Mon June 4 2007, Claude Jones wrote: > It didn't work with the Freshrpms version of the driver. I did run all > three commands as you suggested. I also found the location of the file for > the fourth command and ran it. > > FYI - libnvidia-tls.so.1 is in: /usr/lib/nvidia AND in > /usr/lib/nvidia/tls I ran the command on the first location and that didn't > help, then ran it on the second, and that didn't help either. I found some > suggestions on the freshrpms list about creating a file in > /etc/udev/makedev.d/60-nvidia.nodes > > That contains the nvidia devices : > > nvidia0 > nvidia1 > nvidia2 > nvidia3 > nvidiactl > > But that didn't work, either > I guess I'm going to try the Livna driver next, although I really like the > combo of the freshrpms driver and dkms, which builds a new driver module > automatically each time I install a new kernel, upon reboot. I never have > to worry about waiting a couple of days for the new kmod that way I uninstalled the freshrpms driver and installed the Livna one - now it works. I wish Livna could include the dkms package or, that freshrpms could fix the driver they provide. I have run out of time so I can't post this to the freshrpms list which I don't subscribe to as of yet. I'll try to find the time later today to do so, and I guess I should try an RFE to Livna to include dkms -- Claude Jones Brunswick, MD, USA
