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Johnny Russ wrote:
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can find no working way to determine what driver is in used in my<br>
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I often leave the nvidia splash screen on so that when I am having
display issues it is a simple way to confirm that the proprietary
driver actually loaded or not. Just add this to you device section:<br>
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Section "Device"<br>
.....<br>
Driver "nvidia"<br>
.....<br>
Option "NoLogo" "False"<br>
EndSection<br>
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If the nvidia driver is being used for your X server then you will see
the nvidia splash screen.<br>
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Thanks all for the replies. I see now that nvidia is being used by
xorg but apparently not at bootup. This would explain why I see the
splash screen later in the process than I previously did.<br>
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The answer is obvious now that you all explain it so I am sorry if I
wasted anyones time. The best answers are often that way though.<br>
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I can now go forward and finish my system.<br>
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Thanks again,<br>
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Allen<br>
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