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NVIDIA Graphics Configuration
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Note that nvidia-settings will allow you to do much more than covered here.
In some configurations that don’t require restarting X, you can apply changes to test them before
saving the config.
You should examine your /etc/X11/xorg.conf files after creating them.
It easier to hand edit for setting some options, but make sure to make incremental backups of
your configurations.
7.6 Modified xorg.conf file generated by nvidia-xconfig
The file shown below was created by the nvidia-xconfig utility and then pruned down to
remove machine specific entries and some superfluous defaults. Some of the entries in this
example are not required, but were left in to provide structure for future hand edits.
The “Module” Section of this file is important. If the Module Section is not present, X will load
more modules than required including “dri”. The “dri” module has been known to cause race
conditions that can cause X to lock up. You should not load the “dri” module or add it to the
“Module” Section.
There should be no need to modify this template if all you are running is a single display with
a typical keyboard and mouse.
You may choose to model your basic xorg.conf file after this one.
You can enable SLI options by uncommenting the appropriate one in the “Device” Section.
You can run nvidia-settings on this template to create any of the display configurations
described in this document.