Install Xorg after Xvesa

[rmarion36]

Thanks for your help. After further effort to find the problem, I prefer to go to Xvesa which is simple to instal and is lower weight in memory.
I only have 468M of RAM !!!! So Xvesa is a finally a good solution.

thanks.

Rémy

[h2sammo]

sorry to barge in but i know there used to be a website where you could paste in your lspci output and it gave the name of the module you needed.
i have this and i would like to try the Xorg modules first:

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01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation Device 06c4 (rev a3)
does anyone know what i am talking about? i cannot find it. i used to use for making gentoo kernels.

[curaga]

pciids doesn't know that card, what's the marketing name?

Anyway, we don't ship nouveau currently as it was unstable, so the only Xorg module for Nvidia is xf86-video-nv (2d-only). Whether it works depends on how new your card is.

[Rich]

Hi curaga
http://www.pcidatabase.com/  does know that card, see:
http://www.pcidatabase.com/vendor_details.php?id=606

[curaga]

OK, I don't think nv supports Fermi.

[govindaraji]

issue with via driver and Xorg xserver.
modprobe via_chrome9.ko  finding the unknow symbols in a module.

Xorg -nolisten tcp & giving
Backtrace error, i am getting and caught signal 11 (segmentation fault)
segmentation fault at address 0x954

kindly help anyone.
Thank you.

[tinypoodle]

modprobe via_chrome9.ko

Where does that come from?