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Hello,
first of all my apologies for posting this also in the legacy forum, I had forgotten there is a Linux-only forum. I 'll soon try to install Fedora Core 8 an an ASUS A8N-VM CSM motherboard which has a GeForce 6150 graphic chipset (to be connected via DVI to a 1680x1050 LCD monitor, if it's relevant). I am not sure which of the drivers at http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html is the right one, I haven't even decided yet if to install 64 or 32 bit fedora. Would this be correct: - use the Linux IA32 driver if I install Fedora 32 bit - use the Linux AMD64 driver if I install Fedora 64 bit Also: do I actually have a choice, that is can I install the IA32 driver on that board if the distro is 32 bit? Also, are the current nVidia driver necessary or anyway still recommended for a chipset almost 2 years old? What would I lose if I just stuck with the current nv driver included in Fedora? Thanks, D. |
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