Punting from linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22 -> linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20
gestoned:
Thank you for your bug report. This is actually more of a support request than a bug report and you may get a better/faster response using one of the methods described on http://www.ubuntu.com/support/communitysupport . However unravelling what you have done will now take several steps....
Generally speaking by far and away the easiest way of enabling the NVIDIA binary driver in Feisty is by using restricted-manager . The steps are outlined on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia . However as you are now using the legacy drivers, trying to switch back to nvidia-glx is going to make you run into Bug #106217 .
Can you switch back to the nv driver and then do
sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx-legacy
You will then have to manually remove the file /lib/linux-restricted-modules/.nvidia_legacy_installed if it exists. Can you then use restricted manager to enable the driver for your card. After rebooting and seeing the original issue can you add the output
sudo sh -x /sbin/lrm-video nvidia
dmesg | tail
dpkg -l linux-restricted-modules-\*| grep ii
dpkg -l nvidia-\* | grep ii
uname -a
to this bug report please?
Punting from linux-restricte d-modules- 2.6.22 -> linux-restricte d-modules- 2.6.20
gestoned: www.ubuntu. com/support/ communitysuppor t . However unravelling what you have done will now take several steps....
Thank you for your bug report. This is actually more of a support request than a bug report and you may get a better/faster response using one of the methods described on http://
Generally speaking by far and away the easiest way of enabling the NVIDIA binary driver in Feisty is by using restricted-manager . The steps are outlined on https:/ /help.ubuntu. com/community/ BinaryDriverHow to/Nvidia . However as you are now using the legacy drivers, trying to switch back to nvidia-glx is going to make you run into Bug #106217 .
Can you switch back to the nv driver and then do restricted- modules/ .nvidia_ legacy_ installed if it exists. Can you then use restricted manager to enable the driver for your card. After rebooting and seeing the original issue can you add the output d-modules- \*| grep ii
sudo apt-get remove nvidia-glx-legacy
You will then have to manually remove the file /lib/linux-
sudo sh -x /sbin/lrm-video nvidia
dmesg | tail
dpkg -l linux-restricte
dpkg -l nvidia-\* | grep ii
uname -a
to this bug report please?