tomyalarie 0 Posted October 21, 2004 How do i add support for GeForce 4 MX440 in Debian Woody? When i try to compile NVIDIA drivers, the compiler says the drivers were not compiled with the compiler that came with Debian ? Thanks, Tomy P.S. This source doesn't work anymore :S deb http://s.bouncybouncy.net/nvidia_debs stable/ Share this post Link to post
blackpage 0 Posted October 23, 2004 greetings tomyalarie Right away: Can't tell you much about those deb-packages but I've installed the NVIDIA drivers from source quite some times by now and so I also encountered situations where the sources would not compile. In all of these cases I just did a compilation of the kernel to make sure all the stuff that the NVIDIA-drivers would need to know about are in place (it's mostly some "kernel<->driver"-interface thingies that get generated in /usr/lib [and who knows where else] upon kernel-compilation. After that the NVIDIA-drivers always compiled like a breezw on many distros that I tested so far (including Debian). Hope that helps Share this post Link to post
tomyalarie 0 Posted October 29, 2004 Do you have any steps by steps guide for newbies on installing debian with geforce4 mx 440 instead ? Or maybe you can make one Share this post Link to post
danleff 0 Posted October 29, 2004 Looks like the pre-compiled deb package was compiled with other than the version which is on woody standard. Remember, the support for GeForce 4 MX440 is there, just not the advanced features and 3D that you get with the NVIDIA package. What happens when you try to install the source NVIDIA package? Do you have the kernel-headers or kernel-source package installed? I could not get the site to come up for me where you got the packages. Are you using apt-get or synaptic? Share this post Link to post
