NVidia proprietary drivers

October 30th, 2016

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  • #11041

    tomlohave
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    Hello,

    I can say it works with i386 iso and legacy drivers (on my laptop at least)

    So I have uploaded 2 isos one for x86-64 and another for i386, both with nvidia drivers and nvidia-legacy drivers
    Please test

    https://download.geexbox.org/test/x86-64/
    https://download.geexbox.org/test/i386/

    note that if nvidia drivers don’t work, you should see that in dmesg messages, so try instead the legacy ones.
    And if you have time, please test for i386 and x86-64

    Cheers !

    #11044

    emax
    Member

    Hello!
    Good news:
    geexbox-devel-20161106-r538361b-x86_64.iso with xf86-video-nvidia-legacy_340.98-1_x86_64.opk booting properly without black screen.

    Bad news:
    Hardware acceleration (VDPAU) in this configuration not working, therefore the CPU usage is very high.

    In old version in SYSTEM-SETTINGS-VIDEOS-PLAYBACK menu was item “use hardware acceleration (VDPAU)”, in the current version I have not found it.

    #11045

    emax
    Member

    I have found acceleration menu in expert mode and on items “Allow hardware acceleration – VDPAU”, “Prefer VDPAU video mixer”, “-Use Mpeg-4 VDPAU”, but whatever CPU usage is very high. I’ll try to change my videocard. Now I use geforce210.

    #11048

    tomlohave
    Moderator

    hum, maybe the libs for vdpau are at the wrong place …
    can you do this :
    cp /usr/lib/libvdpau_nvidia* /usr/lib/vdpau

    then reboot

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