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Type: Unknown System: Apple product: MacPro1,1 v: 1.0 serial: Д¬hassis: type: 2 v: Mac-F4208DC8 serial: V: 8.3.0 Desktop: Cinnamon 4.4.8 wm: muffin 4.4.3 dm: LightDM 1.26.0Дistro: LMDE 4 Debbie base: Debian 10.2 buster Thanks to anyone taking the time to read through this and offer any possible solutions. So it'd be nice to not have to use another system and then transfer them over rather than just downloading them directly on this system. Since I won't necessarily need to use the internet much with this particular system I could just fall back to LMDE 3 and just not be supported after July I suppose but it would still be nice to be able to browse and download new distro ISOs on this system since one of the uses I plan for it is checksumming and burning the ISOs.

Geforce go 7300 linux driver#

Is there an option to downgrade to an older kernel that would still be supported so that the legacy driver could be used?ДЄs a last resort I could switch to another distro like say antiX Linux that does still run on an older kernel but I'm partial to Ubuntu based distros and even though LMDE is Debian based it is very similar to the Ubuntu flavors so I'd prefer to stick with it.

Geforce go 7300 linux drivers#

I don't care whether it would take using the proprietary Nvidia drivers or Nouveau as long as I can get higher resolutions since I'm not planning on needing the 3D capabilities much however, Ubuntu was using Nouveau and it would let me choose higher resolutions but the display was randomly hiding parts or all of dialog boxes when they would come up and then when you moved the mouse around they would somewhat randomly reappear sometimes in parts so the version they are using wasn't usable. Does the live CD use an older kernel even though LMDE 4 is using 4.19? I'm guessing that LMDE 3 would probably work but I just read it is going end of life in July so that is less than optimum.

Geforce go 7300 linux install#

I'm confused why the live CD seemed to work great but then after the install it is stuck at 640x480. So my question is is there any way to get the GeForce 7300 GT to work in high resolutions without having to downgrade to LMDE 3 which I believe (since I installed it in a virtual guest) uses a kernel at or below 4.13. I did a bit more research in how one goes about installing Nvidia drivers and the command for showing what card - nvidia-detect - indicates that it seems my card properly and states that it is only supported by the 304 legacy drivers series which is only available up to Debian Stretch. After doing some web searching I am assuming the problem may be related to the fact that the GeForce 7300 GT uses the Linux 304 legacy driver series which only supports up to the 4.13 kernel and LMDE 4 comes with 4.19 it looks like. Unfortunately after going through the install it came up in 640x480 and when I go into Display that is the only option listed. I didn't pay attention to what it was specifically but it wasn't 640x480 nor 800ењ†00 so I thought I was going to have good luck with installing.

Geforce go 7300 linux iso#

So I downloaded LMDE 4 and burned the ISO and booted and low and behold when I selected to load with Nvidia drivers the live CD came right up with a nice resolution. I generally am an Ubuntu user but found that none of the latest versions of Ubuntu worked with this card so I decided to try Mint after I found out about the Linux Mint Debian Edition and reading that Mint was pretty good with Nvidia cards. However in this case I have a system that only has a Nvidia GeForce 7300 GT in it and I'm having problems figuring out what to do to get it working properly. I'm a long time Linux user however, on almost all of my previous systems I have just used the default display driver without issue. I've done some initial searching here in the forums and I don't see anything that looks like my situation being discussed.