brawd
May 30th, 2010, 05:37 PM
Hi All,
I've been on this for two days. I've searched the forums and web but I find the notes too deep.
The system is AMD Athlonx2 64bit in an Asrock AliveNF6P mobo.
The Nvidia onboard graphics installed OK and also driver 96 works for 3D effects.
Then I installed the graphics card and it shows up in Terminal, after using lspci, as 'nVidia Corporation GT216 [GeForce GT 220] (rev a2)'.
It didn't work with the nvidia 96 driver I had installed for the mobo graphics, nor did it work with the other two hardware drivers listed.
When I enable pci express graphics in the bios and plug the monitor into the gt220 I get low graphics. I downloaded a driver from nVidia site and that now is in my /home/downloads folder. It's named NVIDIA-Linux-x86_x64-195.36.24-pkg2.run
How would I get that to run please?
regards,
brawd.
I've been on this for two days. I've searched the forums and web but I find the notes too deep.
The system is AMD Athlonx2 64bit in an Asrock AliveNF6P mobo.
The Nvidia onboard graphics installed OK and also driver 96 works for 3D effects.
Then I installed the graphics card and it shows up in Terminal, after using lspci, as 'nVidia Corporation GT216 [GeForce GT 220] (rev a2)'.
It didn't work with the nvidia 96 driver I had installed for the mobo graphics, nor did it work with the other two hardware drivers listed.
When I enable pci express graphics in the bios and plug the monitor into the gt220 I get low graphics. I downloaded a driver from nVidia site and that now is in my /home/downloads folder. It's named NVIDIA-Linux-x86_x64-195.36.24-pkg2.run
How would I get that to run please?
regards,
brawd.