At 8:08 AM +0200 10/28/05, Mogens Kjaer wrote:
Jeff Vian wrote:
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> The kernel is installed, not updated.
> It does not load the new kernel until a reboot occurs so if you watch
> for the update in the yum.log then you can do the reboot and driver
> update at your convenience.
I can do that, you can do that.
The "ordinary users" I have can't. :-(
Some of them have dualboot machines, and therefore
reboot regularly.
Hm, I'll guess it would be easier to stick with the files
from nvidia and make a script that is run during boot
that builds and installs the kernel module, if necessary.
Yes, and after your users have tested it a while, how about submitting it
as a RFE for the livna packages? It sounds useful.
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