Dear all,
I'm just survey which one of Nvidia graphics card can be support by R 9.0
for 2D application. I know Nvidia have provide driver for RH 9.0. But i just
wonder which one is suitable for RH 9.0 platform? Does anybody has any
experience with it? Any advice are welcome.
It's very appreciated for your help. Thanks!
Y.H.Chen
Nvidia graphics card for Linux RH 9.0?
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Nvidia graphics card for Linux RH 9.0?
by Y.H.Chen » Tue, 02 Sep 2003 00:45:58 GMT
Re: Nvidia graphics card for Linux RH 9.0?
by Mithaz » Tue, 02 Sep 2003 01:12:00 GMT
9.0 just Nvidia supports linux. i.e. you can get drivers for almost all distributions from Nvidia. use three GForce2 cards, hadn't had a problem. Their new driver installer is pretty slick, makes it a snap to have your card up and running.
Re: Nvidia graphics card for Linux RH 9.0?
by Dave Millen » Tue, 02 Sep 2003 01:13:05 GMT
Go to the nVidia site: http://www.**--****.com/ Select: Graphics Driver <your card type> Linux IA32 Then click 'Go!' From the next page, dowload: NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-4496-pkg2.run and follow the instructions in the README file, which you should also download. In particular the instructions regarding the changes you need to make to /etc/X11/XF86Config. The install process is automated and should present no problems. Gives good 3D performance too! HTH Dave
Re: Nvidia graphics card for Linux RH 9.0?
by Jared Richardson » Tue, 02 Sep 2003 04:47:23 GMT
I've found the installer detects my FX 5200 as an ATI Mach 64. This causes X to not start. Once I replaced the Driver="ati" with Driver="nv", it ran great for 2D applications. Now that I've installed NVidia's linux driver, it works for the 3D stuff too. :) Unreal Tournement is slightly faster under Linux than Windows (for me). :)
Re: Nvidia graphics card for Linux RH 9.0?
by Duke Robillard » Thu, 04 Sep 2003 03:32:43 GMT
I've successfully used Nvidia's cost-free binary only drivers on both a GeForce4 MX and a GeForce4 4600 under RedHat 9.0. They're easy to install and work very well. The only annoying thing is that everytime to upgrade your kernel, you've gotta re-install them. Duke
Re: Nvidia graphics card for Linux RH 9.0?
by Philip » Sat, 13 Sep 2003 03:06:36 GMT
How does one turn on the 3D? I have their driver installed but the 3D button in the RH9 Gnome settings wizard. Is there a XF86Config entry for this?
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