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[Jaeic Lee <zeraxeal@xxxxxxxxx>]

I'm using Nvidia 9500GT, and what I did was that I installed
'nvidia-current', and 'linux-headers-generic' package that corresponds to
the kernel that is being used.

Apparently, when I installed only nvidia-current, its
'linux-headers-generic' dependency was satisfied by header files that
belonged to a kernel version that was no longer being used, so although the
package went through, the actual installation has failed because it couldn't
find the proper header files.

Check if your header files are up-to-date, and you also need to run 'sudo
nvidia-xconfig' to actually enable the 3D support.

PS. Why did you include an advertisement for some 'medications' along with
your message?

2010/5/28 Radovan Suchánek <radovansuchanek@xxxxxxxx>

> Hello,
>
> Long time I use xubuntu and ubuntu linux, some time ago I tried the new
> lubuntu to me very much nice, because it is very simple, clear and very
> quickly. I am very happy that lubuntu has few programs which gives the
> freedom to choose the programs to the user need. Please Stay on this road.
> My problem is to install the nvidia graphics card 9800gt. Standard procedure
> through the automatic installation of nvidia drivers and does not work after
> installing glx, kernel packages and restart the system will not working with
> 3D support. Please how to solve this problem? how do I install the nvidia
> drivers to be fully operational 3D in lubuntu when a hw work automatic HW
> detection do not working?
>
> Thank you very much for help! :)
>
> Radovan Suchánek
>
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