NVIDIA Help
Stephen Ward
sjward at gmail.com
Thu Oct 20 19:59:29 MDT 2005
Disclaimer: I don't really know what I'm doing. :)
Issue: I have an nForce motherboard with a built-in GeForce 3d
accelerator. Without having installed the nvidia display drivers, I
was getting weird (annoying) flickering on my screen when running my X
server (XFree86, on debian).
So I downloaded and installed the nvidia drivers and made sure Load
"glx" was included in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4. Now when I start my X
server, I get no flickers (yay!) and I get nice framerates with
glxgears (yay!), but I also get a nasty resolution/scrolling problem
that I can't solve and is driving me nuts.
My X server seems to be running at a higher resolution than the
resolution of my monitor. Certain parts of the desktop are off the
screen and in order to view them I have to move my mouse to the edge
of the screen and the whole desktop starts to scroll. Arg! I know my
monitor can handle a higher resolution than this, but how do I let my
display subsystem know this? I didn't have this problem until I
installed nvidia. :(
Hoping that makes sense...
Stephen
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