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On Mon, 26 Aug 2013 08:02:32 +0200 |
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Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On 26/08/2013 03:52, »Q« wrote: |
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> >> I doubt your wiki page idea will work, it will be just accurate |
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> >> enough |
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> >> > to look like it might work and just inaccurate enough to be |
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> >> > useless. Which brings you back to the previous paragraph - try |
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> >> > emerge nvidia-drivers and if it fails then don't use that kernel. |
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> > I was unclear to the point of being misleading. I'm sorry. |
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> > The wiki idea is only for a page which tells which |
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> > kernel/nvidia-drivers combinations the Gentoo nvidia-drivers |
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> > maintainers support. And by "support", I mean they'll look into |
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> > bugs and fix build problems if they're able to. This is exactly |
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> > the info I'm grepping out of ewarn messages in their ebuilds now. |
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> That list is the list of kernels that nVidia supports, which is easy |
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> to find. |
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Where? AIUI from reading various threads about this, sometimes that |
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info can be found in nVidia's developer web forum, but I've never been |
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able to find it there. nVidia's READMEs give a minimum kernel version, |
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but no max. |
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