Ubuntu10.04 manually install the Nvidia graphics card driver

The 64-bit Ubuntu which has been used for a long time has been re-installed after 10.04. However, my Nvidia7400 video card has never been working properly. I went to the official website and re-installed it from the source, but it can only be used once after installation, after the instance is shut down, the error "Ubuntuisrunninginlow-graphicsmode" appears again, so that the special effect cannot be enabled. This is my heart disease, and now I have a better chance. So I will post it and hope it will help you. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Change

The 64-bit Ubuntu which has been used for a long time has been re-installed after 10.04. However, my Nvidia7400 video card has never been working properly. I went to the official website and re-installed it from the source, but it can only be used once after installation, after the instance is shut down, the error "Ubuntu is running in low-graphics mode" appears again, so that the special effect cannot be enabled. This is my heart disease, and now I have a better chance. So I will post it and hope it will help you.

The procedure is as follows:

1. Change to a faster source and refresh the software package list.

2. Delete All Nvidia-related software.
Run the command: sudo apt-get purge nvidia *

3. reinstall the Nvidia driver 185
Run the command: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-185

4. Load the Nvidia driver module and check whether it is successful.
Run the command: sudo modprobe nvidia (if an error occurs, restart and run the command again)
Run the command: sudo lsmod | grep-I nvidia (the nvidia words are successfully displayed)

5. Generate the xorg. conf configuration file.
Run the command: sudo nvidia-xconfig

If an error occurs when installing the driver in step 3, run the following command:
Sudo gedit/etc/modprobe. d/blacklist. confblacklist. conf

Add the following two lines at the end of the file:
Vga16fb
Nouveau

Save and continue.