This software offers driver updates for nVidia motherboards.
The Linux nForce Driver is an essential pack for nVidia motherboards. It contains numerous open-source drivers that come with popular Linux distributions. Once you initiate the Linux installer, it will choose the appropriate driver for any detected nForce hardware. These drivers cover essential areas such as Audio (AC97), Audio (HDA), Storage (SATA/ACHI/IDE), and Ethernet (All).
In addition to these drivers, NVIDIA also offers pre-compiled storage (sata_nv) and Ethernet (forcedeth) driver disc images that are compulsory during the initial Linux installation, depending on certain commercially-supported Linux distributions. These driver disc images come with fixes and upgrades that were not available when the distribution began shipping. Installation of these drivers is mandatory if you aim to install Linux via NVIDIA networking or NVIDIA storage.
The drivers are available for download on a table listed with various Linux distributions, in pre-compiled binary, RPM, and source code forms. These drivers have been wholly tested with the nForce Professional Series. They are also functional with other nForce chipsets, though they should be considered beta. The supported distributions are SuSE10.2, SLES10.1, SLES10, Fedora Core 7, RHEL5U1, RHEL5, RHEL4U6, RHEL4U5, RHEL4U4, RHEL3U9, RHEL3U8, and RHEL3U7.
Overall, the Linux nForce driver is an exceptional way to get your nVidia motherboard running smoothly, and any errors or bugs you encounter can be quickly resolved with the driver disc images.
In addition to these drivers, NVIDIA also offers pre-compiled storage (sata_nv) and Ethernet (forcedeth) driver disc images that are compulsory during the initial Linux installation, depending on certain commercially-supported Linux distributions. These driver disc images come with fixes and upgrades that were not available when the distribution began shipping. Installation of these drivers is mandatory if you aim to install Linux via NVIDIA networking or NVIDIA storage.
The drivers are available for download on a table listed with various Linux distributions, in pre-compiled binary, RPM, and source code forms. These drivers have been wholly tested with the nForce Professional Series. They are also functional with other nForce chipsets, though they should be considered beta. The supported distributions are SuSE10.2, SLES10.1, SLES10, Fedora Core 7, RHEL5U1, RHEL5, RHEL4U6, RHEL4U5, RHEL4U4, RHEL3U9, RHEL3U8, and RHEL3U7.
Overall, the Linux nForce driver is an exceptional way to get your nVidia motherboard running smoothly, and any errors or bugs you encounter can be quickly resolved with the driver disc images.
What's New
Version 1.25: N/A