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  • #11
    Just use them from a PPA on ubuntu since the installer from nvidia.com doesn't work with lucid yet, they'll be in this one:

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    • #12
      Originally posted by Sarvatt View Post
      Just use them from a PPA on ubuntu since the installer from nvidia.com doesn't work with lucid yet, they'll be in this one:

      https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x...hive/x-updates
      It does if you blacklist nouveau, et al.

      drop this
      Code:
      blacklist nouveau
      blacklist lbm-nouveau
      blacklist nvidia-173
      blacklist nvidia-96
      into this
      Code:
      /etc/modprobe.d/nvidia-graphics-drivers.conf

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      • #13
        Originally posted by mugginz View Post
        It does if you blacklist nouveau, et al.

        drop this
        Code:
        blacklist nouveau
        blacklist lbm-nouveau
        blacklist nvidia-173
        blacklist nvidia-96
        into this
        Code:
        /etc/modprobe.d/nvidia-graphics-drivers.conf
        Sure if you don't want any GL at all

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        • #14
          Originally posted by Sarvatt View Post
          Sure if you don't want any GL at all
          Really?
          • Blacklist drivers
          • Boot into text mode
          • Install driver
          • Reboot
          • Profit


          OpenGL works great in the new driver.

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          • #15
            • Blacklist drivers
            • Boot into text mode
            • Install driver
            • Reboot
            • Profit



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            • Blacklist drivers
              • drop this
                Code:
                blacklist nouveau
                blacklist lbm-nouveau
                blacklist nvidia-173
                blacklist nvidia-96
              • into this
                Code:
                /etc/modprobe.d/nvidia-graphics-drivers.conf

            • Boot into text mode
              • Reboot machine
              • Hold down shift key before GRUB starts so as to go into the grub menu
              • Press E to edit the boot options
              • Add the word "text" (no quotes) to the list of kernel options
              • Press CTRL-X to begin booting into text mode

            • Install driver
              • You'll now be at a text console
              • Login
              • Change to the directory where the driver is
              • run "sudo ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86-195.36.24-pkg1.run" (This file will need to have execute rights)
              • Make sure when it asks if it can modify xorg.conf you allow it.

            • Reboot
              • CTRL-ALT-DEL


            Hey, presto. Newest driver.

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