New stable driver 256.53 is out:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-d...53-driver.html
http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-d...53-driver.html
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NVIDIA 256.52 Linux Driver Brings Fixes
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Originally posted by bulletxt View Posthas someone tried this with kernel 2.6.36.x ?
some issues have emerged in the mean time: http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/show...ghlight=2.6.36
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and does not offer coolbits overclocking for geforce gtx 400 series "fermi" hardware.
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Originally posted by Michael Larabelbut if there's anyone still using XvMC in NVIDIA's binary driver, you should really update your application and driver to utilize the much superior VDPAU API
So one'd need to buy a newer card, a software update is not enough.
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Nice but unfortunately users with Optimus-based laptops are still left out in the cold.
Maybe it's time for an article about this issue? (and make sure people don't buy such laptops until NVidia drivers support them)
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