Hi everybody, I need Help to install my x11 server! Mainboard see: http://www.linux-tested.com/results/asus_p5kpl-cm.html Error from x server: (--)PCI:*(1:0:0) nVidia Corporation unknown chipset (0x0640) ... (WW) Warning couldn't open module wfb (II) Umload Module: "wfb" (EE) Failed to load modulee "wfb" (module does not exist,0) ... (EE) Failed to load the NVIDIA kernel module! Entry in /etc/make.conf: VIDEO_CARDS="nvidia" xorg.conf file has been generated by "X -config" Thanks for any help!
Related to a nivdia.ko issue, check if nvidia.ko is loaded (lsmod). Did you manually installed your NVidia drivers or with emerge nvidia-drivers?
(In reply to comment #1) > Related to a nivdia.ko issue, check if nvidia.ko is loaded (lsmod). Did you > manually installed your NVidia drivers or with emerge nvidia-drivers? > I just typed "emerge -u xorg-x11" i can't remeber there was a error msg at the end. lsmod: There is no nvidia.ko listed
(In reply to comment #1) I just run emerge nvidia-drivers again and there is an error msg at the begin of the output... i'm too slow to reed and can't find the output logfile of the nvidia-bug-report.sh
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If nvidia-drivers crashes, this may need another bug report (I would suggest to search around the Gentoo bugs database for the version of your nividia-drivers first). You can find build.log here if the emerge fails: /var/tmp/portage/x11-drivers/nvidia-drivers-yourversionhere/temp/build.log' Once nvidia-drivers has been emerged, make sure you use the 'nvidia' profile for opengl: eselect opengl set nvidia By the way, this bug seems to be related to a local setup issue at first glance, not sure if it has to be flagged as "critical".
Please post your `emerge --info' too. Note: This isn't a critical bug - revise your re-keywording policy instead.
Created attachment 182362 [details] emerge ..info sorry i should give you this info at begin, hope you keep right and the problem is only a beginner-problem. Thank you a klot, for your help!
Please, could you also post /var/tmp/portage/x11-drivers/nvidia-drivers-180.29/temp/build.log If emerge nvidia-drivers-180.29 fails, a log is stored in this file.
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Created attachment 182384 [details] die.env
Paul, Try to recompile your kernel without CONFIG_PARAVIRT ("Enable paravirtualization code"), reboot, then re-emerge nvidia-drivers. If that still not work, totally disable "Paravirtualized guest support". Please, advise of the results, thanks!
(In reply to comment #11) > Paul, > > Try to recompile your kernel without CONFIG_PARAVIRT ("Enable > paravirtualization code"), reboot, then re-emerge nvidia-drivers. If that still > not work, totally disable "Paravirtualized guest support". Please, advise of > the results, thanks! > (In reply to comment #11) > Paul, > > Try to recompile your kernel without CONFIG_PARAVIRT ("Enable > paravirtualization code"), reboot, then re-emerge nvidia-drivers. If that still > not work, totally disable "Paravirtualized guest support". Please, advise of > the results, thanks! > Sorry, my summary seems not to bee passed trough yesterday. "Paravirtualized guest support" was alredy disabled, but after recompiling the kernel and re-run lilo my x11 and KDE worked perfekt. Thanks a lot again for your help!
