In most cases, you can simply answer "Yes" when the installer asks if it should run it. If you need to reconfigure your X server later, you can run nvidia-xconfig again from a terminal. Note that the X server must be restarted for any changes to its configuration file to take effect. If you do not have a working X config file, there are a few different ways to obtain one. A sample config file is included both with the X. Additional information on the X config syntax can be found in the xorg.
In order for any changes to be read into the X server, you must edit the configuration file used by the server. It is easy to determine the correct file by searching for the line.
Using nvidia-xconfig to configure the X server: nvidia-xconfig will find the X. Tools for generating a config file such as xorgconfig are included in the Solaris distributions. Additional information on the X config syntax can be found in the xorgconfig manual page man xorg. If the X config file does not have a Module section, you can safely skip the last step.
Once you have completed these edits to the X config file, you may restart X and begin using the accelerated OpenGL libraries. Otherwise, X may fail to start, since the driver it was configured to use will no longer be present on the system after uninstallation.
If you edited the file manually, revert any edits you made. If you used the nvidia-xconfig utility, either by answering "Yes" when prompted to configure the X server by the installer, or by running it manually later on, then you may restore the backed-up X config file, if it exists and reflects the X config state that existed before the NVIDIA driver was installed.
If you do not recall any manual changes that you made to the file, or do not have a backed-up X config file that uses a non-NVIDIA X driver, you may want to try simply renaming the X configuration file, to see if your X server loads a sensible default.
If you do not have a working X config file, there are a few different ways to obtain one. In the Module section of the file, add the line if it does not already exist :. If the X config file does not have a Module section, you can safely skip the last step if the X server installed on your system is an X. Org X server or an XFree86 X release version 4. If you are using an older XFree86 X server, add the following to your X config file:.
Once you have completed these edits to the X config file, you may restart X and begin using the accelerated OpenGL libraries. Otherwise, X may fail to start, since the driver it was configured to use will no longer be present on the system after uninstallation.
If you edited the file manually, revert any edits you made.
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