looks like you don’t have a hardware accelerated OpenGL driver.
For nvidia, go to their website, they have a good driver for linux.
For ATI/AMD, they should have one too.
Intel is said to be easily included in linux distribs.
thanks for your advice. now i’m downloading source files for my kernel to compile kernel interface for the driver. it’s about 150 Mb so i need to wait before i can get some result)). I’ll post my results here when i’m done. So just wait.
well, i tried to run the intaller but it told me that the kernel sources it found are not for my kernel or version of gcc is defferent from that used to compile my kernel. I checked gcc version - it’s 4.2.2, the same that was used to compile my kernel. I set up kernel-source package exactly for my kernel so the sources are valid too. I also pointed to the directory with the sources via --kernel-source option but recieved the same error message. I read nvidia-installer.log and found a message telling that kernel module ‘nvidia.ko’ has invalid format. Seems that installer still uses sources in /usr/include/linux. I’ve got no idea how to work around this problem.