If the modules are not loaded though you are sure you've installed them (FATAL: Module nvidia-.... not found),
then it seems, you have installed modules, which do not match to your Kernel.
Therefore you should install such modules in a root console, depending on your installed Kernel, you work with now:
Examples:
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equo install nvidia-drivers-173#$(uname -r)
equo install nvidia-drivers-304#$(uname -r)
equo install nvidia-drivers-319#$(uname -r)
Where the numbers 173, 304, 319 are the existing modules in repo for different nvidia models.
Maybe you can google, which driver matches your graphic card model.
Anyway, the
uname -r is matching your actual kernel.
you can check without install (searching in repo only):
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equo search nvidia-drivers#$(uname -r)
And this one will decide the correct driver for you.
If not installed automatically (because of dependency), consider, that you may have to install also:
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nvidia-userspace-173#$(uname -r) or
nvidia-userspace-304#$(uname -r) or
nvidia-userspace-319#$(uname -r)
I'm not firm of which nvidia-drivers must be installed finally, but I assume, the dependency check of equo will install for you.
This is the same procedure (I mean #$(uname -r)) I do to install the correct modules for VirtualBox.
Hope, this will help you...
-Linuxfluesterer (I love KDE ...)
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