Ok this is a really big problem for a lot of users. Please mark the
importance to a level higher.
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syndaemon sometimes fails to disable the
@Bernhard:
Thank you! That worked. I had to get around it a little, but it worked really
well.
Since I am subscribed to multiple threads for this issue, I will post
what I have done. I am on VPCS117GG.
1) Remove all nvidia packages
2) download the files and install this
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@Bernhard Hohensinn
"""I'm using a Sony Vaio with a Nvidia GT310m card. Using the 256.53-driver, I
tried not to use the CustomEdid option, but then the notebook's display remains
black, only the external monitor works. When I use the CustomEdid otpion, both
displays work well, even in TwinView.
Following up my previous post:
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Black screen after installing Nvidia drivers on 10.10
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Following up my previous post:
tgm
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Black screen after installing Nvidia drivers on 10.10
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Same problem here...
On VPCS117GG. After installing a fresh copy of 10.10, did the following:
1) Modified grub and added nomodeset option (and ran update-grub)
2) Installed the recommended nvidia driver through available drivers,
Rebooted, screen flashes continuously for 4 times then blank.
3) Ra
problem still persistent on lucid lynx with sony s series
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dj3 thanks a lot.
That worked out real nice.
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 1:55 AM, dj3 wrote:
> In Ubuntu 256 colors are not enabled by default, sorry. Here is how I
> did it: install the "ncurses-term" package and than put the line "export
> TERM=xterm-256color" in your .bashrc file. Log out, log i
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 2:51 AM, dj3 wrote:
> My terminal can display 256 colors by default:
>
> :~$ tput colors
> 256
>
1) tput colors of my computer results in 8
>
> In order to get vim in gnome-terminal to display colorschemes the same
> way as the GUI version I used the plugin CSApprox:
>
>
@ Les Harris:
Adding "term xterm" at the end of my .screenrc together with the section
provided (<--cut here-->.*<-- cut here-->) does not have any effect.
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Hey I just upgraded to 9.04 and I can confirm that the bug is still
here.
First, screen does come built in with 256 color support,
[code]
--enable-pam \
--with-pty-mode=0620 \
--with-pty-group=${TTYGROUP} \
--enable-r
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