nVidia Driver Error

CyberSlug · 01-02-04, 03:41 AM

Dear nvnet users,

I installed the latest drivers for my GeForce MX 4 graphics card integrated onto my nforce 2 motherboard on Fedora Core 1, and that started my graphic acceleration brilliantly, having many more fps in glxgears.

However, in doing so, it somehow disabled my dhcp support in my networking. I tried reinstalling the network support, enabling dhcpd in Services, and insmod'ing the module nvnet in, but I still had trouble.

If anyone could help, please do.

Thankyou,
Nerd Network Admin

whig · 01-03-04, 10:54 PM

ifconfig

is the network status command to use. It can set your IP address manually too.

01-02-04, 03:41 AM	#1
CyberSlug Fedora Core 2 Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 12	nVidia Driver Error Dear nvnet users, I installed the latest drivers for my GeForce MX 4 graphics card integrated onto my nforce 2 motherboard on Fedora Core 1, and that started my graphic acceleration brilliantly, having many more fps in glxgears. However, in doing so, it somehow disabled my dhcp support in my networking. I tried reinstalling the network support, enabling dhcpd in Services, and insmod'ing the module nvnet in, but I still had trouble. If anyone could help, please do. Thankyou, Nerd Network Admin

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01-03-04, 10:54 PM	#2
whig 550Ti Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: New Zealand Posts: 854	ifconfig is the network status command to use. It can set your IP address manually too.