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Old January 28th 08, 03:10 PM posted to alt.comp.periphs.videocards.nvidia
Giuseppe[_2_]
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Default nvidia quadro fx1600M not supported in linux

Hi All

I have a new laptop (Hp 8710w) equipped with nvidia quadro fx1600M ..

I've been tring different ubuntu version (7.10 6.06 ) and Fedora 8 ...
but it seems that x server does not start ...

Does anyone know how can I make it work correctly???

Regards

Giuseppe
 




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