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thermodynamics4 · Tips, Tricks & Scripts

It works.

It's already in other place in the forum:

This is the link:http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/17030/nvidia-one-click-solution/

thermodynamics4 · Help & Support (Stable)

pvsage wrote:

omploader will let you upload files. We usually use it for scrots, but you can upload just about anything there.

Thanks pvsage!

Done and pasted at the top of the post. it's going to be in my favorite links in speed dial.

thermodynamics4 · Help & Support (Stable)

cchhrriiss121212 wrote:

Nice work, a few comments:
- Crunchbang does not make use of su or aptitude by default (new users may be confused by this)
- Both links you posted do not work
- This might be better placed in here: http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/forum … s-scripts/

I've changed the link, only the one below works, the other one let you enter to the page where you can download the script, the thing is that the site tells that you want to access to the file from Crunchbang so that's why do not allow it.

Can we upload files in the forum? if not I'll try to upload somewhere else...

thermodynamics4 · Help & Support (Stable)

CBizgreat! wrote:

GDmit ! Last post for awhile, am on a forum rampage, however felt compelled.
Forgive me if I don't trust ya dood. Or if I point out that you have 3 posts and the guy who's saying it works great has 2 and both accts are really fresh. Could be wrong ( that happens a lot actually ) and apologize if this is one of those times. Only saying perhaps posts like this call for caution. Errrr as in do the math 2 + 3 = 5 ... Shrugs. The whole not installing software from anywhere and everywhere ya may happen to come across it thing ... blahblahblah n more blah.

I guess you're right about that, in fact i don't install scripts, but i was a little disappointed because I tried many solutions, including a really big troubleshooting guide from Debian, and after like 2 days I found this script and resolved my problem.

I was laughing because it's true, first post, same day, and another guys saying it works and when I look at the user he have the same time, so I was expecting someone from here with a lot of time in CB...:lol:

Some Steppenwolf verify please! cool

thermodynamics4 · Help & Support (Stable)

Guys! the reason that I posted this script, is because I've asked in IRC and search in debian forums as well as Mint forums (where I have the same user-name), and at some point nobody cares enough to say how they resolve the problem. And for me it was very important, in Mint forums I've made a little tutorial to install VirtualBox with Usb support, and other stuff that i care about, so anyway, try to use this in a computer that you can make tests, or in a usb memory with CB.

And to anyone that use this, please POST Specs of your hardware... So this can benefit CB and the community. smile

thermodynamics4 · Help & Support (Stable)

Thanks for the comments, now I know that works with many cards!:)

thermodynamics4 · Help & Support (Stable)

hello Guys! I have found a script for the Nvidia drivers, and worked for me. I've posted in here.

http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic … -solution/

thermodynamics4 · Help & Support (Stable)

Hello Guys!

I've been suffering trying to install Nvidia non-free drivers for my laptop, so here's a one click solution,

Laptop Dell latitude E6510 Nvidia card 3100m

This tutorial is not from me, but I would like to make a copy in this site, so we have this solution in CrunchBang.

Link to Download Script!

http://ompldr.org/vYzRuaw

http://unixmen.com/download/doc_downloa … an-squeeze

First extract, make it executable and then install it using the following commands

Something I've changed in this commands, but i do not remember what, I guess is only "sudo" instead of "su".

 su 
chmod +x nvidia-installer-squeeze.sh 
./nvidia-installer-squeeze.sh

In the terminal you're going to be asked to install some Nvidia Things so just say yes and enter....
That's it! You have to restart the computer, after a few seconds you are going to see the Nvidia Logo.

Please try to post the data from your computer if this works. Or if you change the script and works with your hardware! smile

CONTENT OF THE SCRIPT!

#!/bin/bash
# NVIDIA-Installer-Squeeze
# Enrique Molina
#
# GNU Public License V.3
if [ $USER != root ]; then
echo "¡Is necessary be root!"
exit 0
fi
echo "[Add Repository] [Please Wait]"
sleep 2
echo "deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian/ squeeze main contrib non-free" >> /etc/apt/sources.list
echo "[Update Repository]"
sleep 2
aptitude update
aptitude safe-upgrade
echo "[Installing Nvidia-Kernel-Module]"
sleep 2
VERSION=`uname -r`
aptitude install nvidia-kernel-$VERSION nvidia-glx
aptitude install nvidia-xconfig
nvidia-xconfig
echo "[Installing Nvidia-Settings]"
sleep 2
aptitude install nvidia-settings
echo "[Is necessary reboot to apply the changes]"
echo -n "[Do you want reboot now {y/n}]: " ; read var
case $var in
y)
reboot
;;
n)
exit
esac

Link to the original Page!
http://unixmen.com/linux-tutorials/1904 … -one-click

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#1 Tips, Tricks & Scripts » Nvidia One Click Solution » 2012-01-16 21:48:41

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