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It worked great for me, even TV-out worked. |
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I was running GNOME on my TV, ain't that cool? :) |
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just had to add: |
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Option "ConnectedMonitor" "TV" |
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There's some hardware mouse shading stuff too but i haven't checked that |
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out as it requires restarting X and i don't want all my precious apps to |
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die :/ |
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Aron Griffis wrote: |
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> Hi Daniel, |
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> Daniel Robbins wrote: [Sat Oct 06 2001, 10:18:14AM EST] |
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>>This ebuild contains the latest accelerated nvidia drivers and OpenGL |
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>>1.2 implementation, as well as a devfs patch. To use them, exit X, |
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>>emerge this package, and then configure /etc/X11/XF86Config |
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>>appropriately (basically just change the "Device" "driver" setting to |
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>>"nvidia"). Then load the NVdriver kernel module, start X and you |
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>>should have very fast, rock-solid accelerated video under XFree86. |
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> I don't have an nvidia card, but this ebuild brings up an interesting |
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> question. I have attempted to emerge glibc a couple times, only to have |
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> it bomb out at the end because I was currently running X. Couldn't |
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> these ebuilds test for X before actually starting unpack/compile? |
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> Aron |
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