For a long time, I have used the NVIDIA proprietary driver. In Additional Drivers the NVIDIA driver was activated. However, I just "Removed" that driver because I would like to use the Nouveau driver for other reasons. Yet, I have reason to believe I am still using the NVIDIA driver as the output of modprobe -l is as follows:
$ modprobe -l | grep 'nvidia'
kernel/drivers/video/nvidia/nvidiafb.ko
How do I really determine what driver I am using, and how to I enable Nouveau?
I am planning to recompile my kernel with EFI Stub support, but currently my Ubuntu installation's partition is formatted with ext4fs.
I have the rEFInd ext4fs driver (ext4_x86.efi) in the refind-bin binary package I downloaded, but where should I put that?
I have installed rEFInd from OS X in my /EFI/refind directory in Mac OS X (I believe that is the main installation directory for refind, correct?). There is no folder there called drivers_x86. Should I create the folder and copy the driver there?
I have a MacBook Pro with Mac OSX installed and Ubuntu 12.04. I wanted to resize my Ubuntu partition, so I booted to a 10.04 liveCD and used GParted to "move/resize" my Ubuntu partition.
Unfortunately, I think GParted defaults to moving it 1000MiB to the right (i.e., adds 1000MiB of unallocated space to the left, and moves the partition right), something I didn't realize until after I had started the process.
In addition to doing this, I reduced its sized by ~10GiB (9.77GiB in the screenshot) from the right, and added an ext3 partition in that unallocated space (I'm trying to do Linux From Scratch)
How can I repair my system so that I can boot my Ubuntu 12.04 system? Perhaps it is something to do with Grub? I use the rEFIt Boot Manager, so everytime at boot, I have the option to load either OSX or Linux. I have already gone through the option to sync/update the MBR in rEFIt.
Here is a screenshot of GParted from my livecd booted up after the move:
Something very fortunate, though, is that in File Browser, in the left-hand panel, I can mount the "132 GB Filesystem", which is my 12.04 Filesystem which I moved and can no longer boot. I can browse it, and read files from it. Here is a screenshot:
I have scoured the web, and I can't seem to get Xmodmap / anything to work properly. I want to swap BOTH my Command keys with my Control key - in essence, inverting what they do currently.
How would I do that?
I tried xmodmap -e "keycode 133 = Control_L" and corresponding commands for keycodes 134 (right command) and 37 (control left). I even tried these commands, plus xmodmap -pke > ~/.Xmodmap and xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap in .xinitrc.
My end goal is I want HUD / Dash to come up when I click control and command to functional control, i.e., control-v is a commond shortcut to paste, i would click command-v
I recently installed the opensource game 0AD. Everything went fine, but when I run it I get the error
"You are using 260.19.* series NVIDIA drivers, which may crash the game. Please upgrade to 260.19.21 or later."
How do I go about updating this driver? I downloaded the 260.19.21 driver here. Its a .bin file.