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On Tuesday 06 December 2005 15:27, Kristian Poul Herkild wrote: |
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> I'm just about to recompile my kernel, but am in doubt. |
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> Last time I compiled my kernel I was using the drivers shipped with |
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> gentoo-sources and compiled them inside the kernel. |
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> Now, I've shifted to the nvidia module and is in doubt whether I should |
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> compile any kind of nvidia support in the kernel or just leave it out, |
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> only using the nvidia module (basically should I compile the kernel with |
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> framebuffer support for nvidia or not? - would they conflict?) |
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the answer is: |
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no |
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you can not compile the 'nvidia module' into the kernel. It is a 3rd party |
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module! |
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And to make it worse: no you can't have nvidia framebuffer in the kernel and |
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use the nvidia driver. This two are mutual exclusive. |
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If you try to load the nvidia driver while the nvidia framebuffer driver is |
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compiled into the kernel, you'll run in pretty big problems. |
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Two drivers fightiung over the same piece of hardware are never a good idea. |
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