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Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2001 11:42:26 -0500
From: Matt Cahill <m-cahill@home.com>
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Subject: Re[2]: kernel 2.4.14 breaks NVIDIA-1.0-1541 console switching
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  I actually just upgraded to 2.4.13 and have been experiencing this
  problem also. I get 'Waiting for X server to shutdown', forcing me
  to reboot. I reloaded the Nvidia kernel again (no problems with
  that), but the GLX driver is coughing and spitting when I try to
  reinstall it. It can't seem to find or read
  /usr/X11R6/lib/module/nvdriver.o (filename may be a little
  different...sorry, I'm in Windows right now), but it's there. This
  is also nvidia version 1541 (latest stable).

AL> Well I have the same kind of problem. But you don't have to shutdown!
AL> Just switch again to your X vt, and X should work again.

  I'm not sure I follow this... how do I switch to an X vt, and how do
  you mean 'X should work again'? Just curious if you meant this as a fix or
  a work-around.

  Thanks for any info,

  Matt Cahill
m-cahill@home.com

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