- Jun 18, 2001
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Hey everyone....
So I FINALLY got an install of Red Hat Linux 7.2 that I'm happy with. I got my files on, the server set up, and now I'm trying to install the Nvidia drivers. To do this, I need to have it boot up and NOT start Xwindows on boot, then install them and edit the Xconf file, and then reset it to start on boot. Last time I did this successfully, I used the standard Xconfigurator and just said "no" when it asked if I wanted to start it on boot. Then I rebooted and installed, and ran it again and said yes. Rebooted and low and behold it worked! (with a cool Nvidia logo on boot as well
So now on this install, I can't get Xconfigurator to run properly in order to change the runtime. I've been told that it basically needs to change from 5 to 3. I'm sure there's gotta be a way to do this, but I'm kindof a newbie to Linux and still learning usefull commands like this.
Anyout out there know what I'm looking for?
Thanx in advance,
Jazzman
So I FINALLY got an install of Red Hat Linux 7.2 that I'm happy with. I got my files on, the server set up, and now I'm trying to install the Nvidia drivers. To do this, I need to have it boot up and NOT start Xwindows on boot, then install them and edit the Xconf file, and then reset it to start on boot. Last time I did this successfully, I used the standard Xconfigurator and just said "no" when it asked if I wanted to start it on boot. Then I rebooted and installed, and ran it again and said yes. Rebooted and low and behold it worked! (with a cool Nvidia logo on boot as well
So now on this install, I can't get Xconfigurator to run properly in order to change the runtime. I've been told that it basically needs to change from 5 to 3. I'm sure there's gotta be a way to do this, but I'm kindof a newbie to Linux and still learning usefull commands like this.
Anyout out there know what I'm looking for?
Thanx in advance,
Jazzman
