From what I can tell, the nvidia driver wasn't actually running after the update. But according to Display Manager it was.  Anyhow, as I don't use any 3D effects, the nv driver is fine for my needs.

Alan.

Just for the record, I've got my original 1024*768 resolution running ok now by using the "nv" driver instead of "nvidia".  800*600 is like looking through a magnifying glass!

Regards, Alan.

A little more info.

Rebooting into the previous kernel gives the same results.

My graphics card is an Nvidia Geforce FX 5200.

When trying to install "nvidia drivers" (not "New") from the package manager, I get:

"Comar Error-Package Manager message:
 tr.org.pardus.comar.python.Exception: kernel release 108 dependency of package nvidia-drivers is not satisfied."

This package then fails to install

I updated with konsole using "pisi up". Hence I can't always see what's installing.

Thanks Mhmrcs. Much appreciated.

Alan.

Hi all,

I have the same problem. After upgrading, I can't get beyond 800*600. I've tried the suggestions but none seem to work. I've uninstalled and then reinstalled "Nvidia drivers new" using the package manager but that didn't work.

When i run "Nvidia X server settings" from the System menu, it tells me "You do not appear to be using the Nvidia X driver. Please edit your X configuration file and restart the X server". 

Anyway, I'll keep trying :-)

Regards,  Alan.