Re: NVIDEA GeForce2

Alan <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.xfree86.forum
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Mon, 2004-01-19 at 04:54, Sven Luther wrote:

> No, i think there was more difficult problems here, some
> incompatibilities or bad versions or whatever. The users in question
> were perfectly able to change the nvidia driver to the nv one, and it
> did work for them then (but no 3D, naturally).

I have seen complaints of problems with the latest set of drivers. 
Moving to an older version fixed the problem.  I have not seen it on
mine, so it may be card specific.

> That said, it is a shame that the debian user support mailing lists have
> to respond to this, it is the duty of the nvidia support channels to
> respond to these questions.

The nVIDIA support groups have been pretty good about responding. You
have to deal with their bizzare web posting message board, but you get
fairly timely responses.

> > nVIDIA drivers for Mac hardware would be nice though...
> 
> Yeah, and would probably result in direct sales of hardware for Nvidia.
> That said, i think the nvidia drivers are not endianess clean, and thus
> it would cost them too much to clean them up or something such.

Might fix a few other problems though.  (Those sort of cleanups tend to
find other problems.)

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