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caddi daddi

Godzilla to ant hills
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Jan 10, 2012
has anybody found a way to make nvidia xserver settings persist through a reboot in linux?
this would be handy.
 
that worked like lead swim fins, I got it back together.
looking around the net it looks like it's just key it in each time.
 
kind of sucks, I have to reclock the card each time..........
 
Some information I'll be reviewing to set fan speeds, perhaps some OC as well:

http://mintguide.org/system/445-overclocking-the-nvidia-graphics-card-on-linux-mint.html

I'm sure editing and saving a config file is necessary-

The NVIDIA X driver does not preserve values set with nvidia-settings
between runs of the X server (or even between logging in and logging
out of X, with xdm(1), gdm, or kdm ). This is intentional, because
different users may have different preferences, thus these settings are
stored on a per-user basis in a configuration file stored in the user's
home directory.

The configuration file is named ~/.nvidia-settings-rc. You can specify
a different configuration file name with the --config command line
option.

After you have run nvidia-settings once and have generated a
configuration file, you can then run:

nvidia-settings --load-config-only

...more on this: manpages.ubuntu.com
 
come on.... right now i am trying to learn arnold/maya, autodesk, nuke on a fast track, if I try to fit one more thing in my head it's gonna esplode, and it's not gonna be pretty.
 
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