Nvidia driver problem

[Jon Anderson]

>>/  there is nothing in my "xorg.conf" file other then
/>>/  Section "Device"
/>>/  Identifier "Default Device"
/>>/  Option "NoLogo" "True"
/>>/  EndSectiVesa .
/>>/
/>>/  There is a vesa driver in my "xorg.conf failsafe" file
/>/
/>/  Right and there should be "nvidia" in your xorg.conf file, that the
/>/  Nvidia setup would have written. If so, just reboot. BTW, when you
/>/  used jockey, you did pick the driver noted as "Recommended", right? Ric
/
"I am going to break my own rule which I arrived at last night for myself
and post to this list as a response to the above. My last post to this
list I have decided.

Give it up. You are wasting your time.

The man answered me in a message some days ago that he did NOT have 2
*.so.* files in the directory /usr/lib/ which means that he does NOT
have the proper nVidia driver installed.

Full stop. End of story.

Anything submitted as an attempt to help after this is simply a waste of
effort and time - and for which you do not get paid nor even get a Thank
You."

  Thats is not really true, Ric was right and even though I've gotten frustrated stuck to his guns. And I now have
My drivers that I want showing up in my//"xorg.conf file//" and this may quit anytime but I've been in the full Ubuntu program for the first time that it hasn't frozen since I started using
Ubuntu in the beginning in 10.10, I still have it in classic (don't like  unity) but it is not in failsafe graphics. You were right when you said he won't get a thank you he'll get tw
THANK YOU,THANK YOU!


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