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Old 2nd August 2011, 08:52
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Default NVIDIA Drivers on Squeeze
Hello Everybody.

I'm evaluating to migrate my desktop environment from Ububtu to Squeeze.

The only issue that worries me is the installation on NVIDIA drivers...

Please can you suggest me the best method that also avoid to recompile drivers in case of installation of a new Kernel ?

Thank you an regards,
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Old 3rd August 2011, 09:55
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I haven't tried that myself, but hopefully these links help:
http://wiki.debian.org/NvidiaGraphicsDrivers
http://rustyshacklefordslibrarycard....ebian-squeeze/
http://omnsproject.org/?p=814
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