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[Hares Latif <hares@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for your fast reply. This was also what I was thinking of first, 
but the problem remained even after I had uninstalled and reinstalled 
the latest nvidia drivers about 4 times in the way you describe it. In 
jaunty I always used the latest nvidia drivers from nvidia directly and 
never had these problems.
I will give the ubuntu drivers a try. Do you have the link for the PPAs...?
Thanks in advance!
Hares

On 13.06.2009 02:54, Robert Hooker wrote:
> It looks like you installed nvidia drivers either directly from nvidia
> or some other outside source packaged wrongly which interferes with the
> mesa install. If the former is the case, remove them by running
>
> sudo sh NVIDIA-whateveryourfileiscalled.run --uninstall
>
> replacing "whateveryourfileiscalled" with the relevant line from the
> package you installed with. You can also run
>
> sudo nvidia-installer --uninstall
>
> if you no longer have the package around. Then you can update everything
> normally and then install the nvidia binary drivers ubuntu provides. If
> you need more recent drivers than currently in karmic there are PPAs
> with .deb packages you can use for it so it does not break the package
> management system in the manner you describe such as
>
> https://edge.launchpad.net/~thefirstm/+archive/karmic-testing
>

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