> Would you tell me what command I can issue to output what video driver > is being used? There are three components to NVIDIA's stuff. 1) 'lsmod' - "NVdriver" shoudl be in the list. 2) Make sure the "driver" listed for your video card in /etc/X11/XF86Config is "nvidia" and not "nv." (nv is the default, non-accelerated XFree86 driver) 3) Make sure that "Load glx" is somewhere in the same file, and that it's not commented out. > No, I didn't know that network cards had configurable MAC addresses. I > thought that the MAC address was unique to each individual card. It's a really bad idea to change it anyway, unless you know what you're doing. John -- # John Madden weez@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ICQ: 2EB9EA # FreeLists, Free mailing lists for all: //www.freelists.org # UNIX Systems Engineer, Ivy Tech State College: http://www.ivytech.edu # Linux, Apache, Perl and C: All the best things in life are free!