by Cell » Fri Mar 13, 2009 8:10 pm
i used envyng to load my drivers.That way if i muff it up(im always messing with my ati drivers for some reason)
I can sudo envyng -t to load drivers from a command prompt.Envyng will load ati and nvidia drivers.I dont think you will find envyng under app's,so you will have to go in a terminal and type this:
sudo envyng
then choose a option.let it load driver.then reboot.
or........just use the restricted drivers under system>administration>hardware drivers.(the real easy way)
I don't recommend going to nvidia's web site for the driver unless you really know what you are doing.
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hardware
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Dfi lanparty ut rdx200cf-dr
amd athlon 64 fx55 oc 2.9
2xvisiontek x1600xt gamers ed.
3 gig kingston hyperx mem
hauppauge win tv go tuner
pinnacle ultimate hd hybrid usb tuner
1 western hd 100 gig drive
1 western hd 160 gig drive
1 western hd 5 gig drive
1 usb hd 150 gig
1 usb hd 1 terabyte
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OS/Distros
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PhatDebian 1.0
StonerEdition 2.0
Ultimate Edition 2.4 Gamer Ed.
Mythbuntu 9.10
windows XP MCE remastered with Nlite
Windows 7 remastered with Vlight
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