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[g sinuco]

Hello!!
   
  I had installed the last version of Ferora Core in a HP pavillon dv6000 (laptop) and the
x system doesn't work.  When the first sesion ends his loading i recieve as result a
black screen and I can't do anything  I gues the driver is not working and i have the
lastest driver from NVIDIA but I don't know how to install it because i don't have
access to a text mode.  My video card is a NVIDIA GeForce 7200 Go.
   
  I installed too the last version os Slamd64, a slackware version for 64 bits, and I
installed the driver provide for NVIDIA but i have a very unstable  behaviour: The X
systems runs but few minutes later craks and nothing works.
   
  Please help me.
   
  Germ'an Sinuco

 		
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[Phil Knirsch]

g sinuco wrote:
>  Hello!!
>   
>  I had installed the last version of Ferora Core in a HP pavillon dv6000 
>  (laptop) and the x system doesn't work.  When the first sesion ends his 
>  loading i recieve as result a black screen and I can't do anything  I 
>  gues the driver is not working and i have the lastest driver from NVIDIA 
>  but I don't know how to install it because i don't have access to a text 
>  mode.  My video card is a NVIDIA GeForce 7200 Go.
>   
>  I installed too the last version os Slamd64, a slackware version for 64 
>  bits, and I installed the driver provide for NVIDIA but i have a very 
>  unstable  behaviour: The X systems runs but few minutes later craks and 
>  nothing works.
>    
Hi Germ'an.

Have you tried to run the system without the NVidia binary driver and 
using the standard one that comes with X11?

Read ya, Phil

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[g sinuco]

Thanks for the advice.  Yes, i intalled fedora but i never had been able to see something
different to a black screen after giving details of configuration.  With Slamd64  I first
intalled and used the standard  driver  of  X11 with the same result, a black screen when
i run startx. I configurate the  x system using xorgconfig.  Then I decided to look at the
internet and found a similar problem reported in:

http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=75808

and use the advice in this page intalling drivers form NVIDIA; two of them the lastest and
one previous (NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-9625-pkg2.run and NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-8774-pkg1.run ),
the x system stars but collapse the machine few minutes or seconds later and the only
posibility is turning off the computer.

I really don't know what i can do.

German Sinuco

Phil Knirsch <pknirsch(a)redhat.com&gt; escribió: g sinuco wrote:
>  Hello!!
>   
>  I had installed the last version of Ferora Core in a HP pavillon dv6000 
>  (laptop) and the x system doesn't work.  When the first sesion ends his 
>  loading i recieve as result a black screen and I can't do anything  I 
>  gues the driver is not working and i have the lastest driver from NVIDIA 
>  but I don't know how to install it because i don't have access to a text 
>  mode.  My video card is a NVIDIA GeForce 7200 Go.
>   
>  I installed too the last version os Slamd64, a slackware version for 64 
>  bits, and I installed the driver provide for NVIDIA but i have a very 
>  unstable  behaviour: The X systems runs but few minutes later craks and 
>  nothing works.
>    
Hi Germ'an.

Have you tried to run the system without the NVidia binary driver and 
using the standard one that comes with X11?

Read ya, Phil

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