[juneau-lug] Re: debian install tutorial
- From: "sean hegar" <hegarhus@xxxxxxx>
- To: <juneau-lug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2002 09:28:53 -0900
Thanks Myron
I was hoping that someone might know what the source names were for
apt-get. Being new to apt I still trying to figure it out. Good ill
try that before I start to recompile the kernel. I haven't had any
trouble installing from source in the past, so when I ran my make
command and got the different compiler error I was a little miffed. But
I will try the apt-get method and see what happens.
Thanks for the help
sean
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[mailto:juneau-lug-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Myron Davis
Sent: Monday, November 04, 2002 11:55 PM
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Subject: [juneau-lug] Re: debian install tutorial
Hi Chuck!
Actually all you need to do is have a running kernel and your headers
for the nvidia kernel stuff, you can compile it and if your box has
the right headers it will link properly into your kernel with no
problems.
The most likely reason why it failed to build is kernel headers.
I haven't tried any of the new compilers but I wouldn't see a real
reason why a different compiler would matter.
I did it by source myself but.. I believe you can do a apt-get install
nvidia-glx-src, and a apt-get install nvidia-kernel-src and get it
working.
There are a couple of modules which it default loads which conflict
with the nvidia X driver (you should be able to find them via the
XFree86.log if you hunt and disable them) also I believe nvidia has
instructions on how to do it for debian.
-Myron
On Mon, 04 Nov 2002, Chuck Hakari wrote:
>
> On Monday 04 November 2002 06:32 am, you wrote:
> > well i followed the tutorial and everything went good until setting
x up.
> > i have a gforce4 ti 42000 videocard, i headed on over to
nvidia.com and
> > dl the nvidia kernel module and the video drivers couldnt get kernel
module
> > to install. something about a different compiler that was used to
compile
> > the kernel. any thoughts? i have updatd xfree to version 4.2.0,
and i
> > used the 2.4 kernel. perhaps i need to rebuild the kernel, if that
is the
> > deal is there a "debian" way to do this or the usual way. being new
to
> > debian still trying to figure out the subtle little differences,
> > any help would be great. thanks
> > sean
>
> I have a custom kernel on my Redhat system, so I have to rebuild the
source
> rpm to get a driver module that matches my kernel. Not being familiar
with
> Debian, I don't know if you can somehow use the source rpm get a
module for
> your system.
>
> Chuck Hakari
>
>
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