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i installed ubuntu 9.04 or ever newest version of ubuntu is. having trouble understanding how nvidia driver install. have read directions given on nvidia's driver install page linux dont make sense me.

haven't tried using dvd burner yet not sure if need driver either...

appreciated.

go system>administration>hardware driver , enable driver, after done, restart. don't need drivers dvd burner, use brasero installed burn dvds.


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