Install the Nvidia graphics card driver In Debian 7.6

Install the Nvidia graphics card driver In Debian 7.6

1. Install the Debian 7.6 operating system first

2. Copy the Nvidia graphics card driver to the System

3. switch to the folder where the driver file is located ,. /*. run to run the Driver Installation File. Before that, stop running X server: sudo/etc/init. d/gdm3 stop. run. after the run file, an error message may be displayed, prompting the gcc compiler version and running in the current system. the gcc version required for the run file does not match. The solution is to run. when you run the file, add a parameter as follows: sudo CC = gcc-4.6. /NVIDIA -*. run

4. After resolving this error, you may encounter an error, for example:

The error message indicates that linux-header needs to be installed. There are two solutions: 1. find the Add software option on the graphic desktop, search for the linux-header in the option, and install all the searched software packages (Note: The system disk is required for this process. run sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-generic linux-headers-'uname-R' on the terminal and then run the installation program of the graphics card driver again (note: this process requires Internet connection)

5. After the installation is complete, restart the system. Run the following command in the system: cat/proc/driver/nvidia/gpus /...... View the video card device.

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