Ich habe sie gleich mal gepostet. Wie schon gesagt ich benutze immer den treiber direkt von der NVidia-Homepage.
In deinem Fall ist wohl Methode 1 sinnvoll, da du keinen eigenen Kern kompiliert hast.
Entschuldige das ich den Text nicht übersetzt habe, aber mein Germisch ist wirklich nicht gut ;-).
cat /usr/share/doc/nvidia-kernel-source/README.Debian
nvidia-graphics-drivers for Debian
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INTRODUCTION:
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Welcome to Debian NVIDIA packages. This document contains notes on the
kernel module interface for the NVIDIA driver offering.
KERNEL MODULE INSTRUCTIONS:
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There are TWO ways to build the nvidia-kernel package. Which one depends on
your situation with your kernel.
METHOD #1: You are running a Debian suppiled kernel or built a
kernel-headers package along with your own self-built kernel.
METHOD #2: You are running your own self-built kernel built from kernel
source.
Which method you choose really depends on what kernel headers you wish to
use, those from a kernel-headers package or those from kernel
source (from which you built your own kernel).
As mentioned above, if you are running a Debian supplied kernel you will
probably want to choose METHOD #1. If you compile your own kernels, METHOD #2.
PRELIMINARY:
- Decide where you want to build your module. By default it
will build under /usr/src like other kernel modules but you may choose
to build it under your home directory as some people prefer and writing to
/usr violates the FHS.
SUPPORT FOR 2.6 KERNELS:
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As of 1.0.5336-1, NVIDIA includes support for a 2.6 kernel. No extra steps are
required.
HOTPLUG SUPPORT:
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As of version 1.0.5336-8 there is hotplug module loading support provided
in patches that are applied by default but by default, hotplug is set to
ignore PCI/AGP cards for display. To change this set IGNORE_PCI_CLASS_DISPLAY
to false in /etc/default/hotplug or run
dpkg-reconfigure -plow hotplug
METHOD #1 Using a kernel-headers package
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As root (or using fakeroot)
1. cd /usr/src
tar xzvf nvidia-kernel-source.tar.gz -C