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<0> which driver i use to pci cards?
<1> Hi! Are there problems with using PCIe nvidia-boards with Linux?
<2> mine work fine
<1> great :)
<1> having a bit of a puzzle to solve.. as new motherboards have very little PCI slots
<3> I guess i have a problem with my nvidia drivers, after upgrading to xorg 7
<4> try installing the xorg-dev or -devel file
<4> also less /var/log/nvidia-installer.log after doing a --uninstall
<4> works/ed for me
<5> anyone tried enabling fast writes?
<5> i tried http://fritz.potsdam.edu/man/misc/NVIDIA_drivers_with_Red_Hat_Linux.html
<5> but currently only sba is on but not fast writes
<6> how do i get to the nvidia control pannel (through command) as it hasnt installed a shortcut ion my kde menu
<7> hello. i want to enable SLI between two quadro fx 3450 cards in Xorg on fedora linux.
<7> i put the sli entry in the device section. but the Xorg log shows:
<7> Failed to initialize SLI! Reason: Only one GPU detected.
<7> on the other hand, i get a warning: no matching device section for instance (BusID PCI:130:0:0) found, although i have added a device section for this one.
<8> do the cards support SLI?
<8> they need to be connected to each other using a 'bridge'
<7> they are. it is a dual-boot solaris/linux machine, and under solaris, the sli works!
<7> also using xorg.
<7> so i guess this is probably a kernel issue?
<7> what could it be then?
<8> does linux see both cards?
<8> check lspci
<7> lspci sees them.
<8> how did you create your X config ?
<7> its from the fedora install.
<7> but i don't know what should be wrong in there.
<8> could you post it somewhere?
<7> i even tried with the (sli-working) xorg.conf from solaris. it failed at other places, but this error was the same.
<7> yes one moment..
<7> Thunderbird: http://nopaste.biz/?6996
<8> it looks correct
<7> phew... :)
<7> funny enough, i get a warning "no matching device section for busid 130" which is obviously there...
<8> that device section isn't even important
<8> it won't be used
<7> thought so...
<8> you can safely remove it
<7> okay.
<8> what if you comment the busid line with a '#'
<8> and see what it does
<7> nothing, that was the initial situation.
<7> ah!
<7> i found it. it has to do with a bios-option. sli broadband-aperture. i can select disabled, sli on master, and sli on slave.
<7> for solaris, all 3 options seem to work, for linux only when it is disabled...
<7> can you (or someone) tell me more about this option and how it is properly configured?
<8> the bios option?
<8> I haven't played with options like that in the bios
<8> not all boards have it I think
<7> okay...
<7> well thank you for your time!
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