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Am 30.03.2014 14:40, schrieb Heiko Baums: |
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> The newest: gentoo-sources-3.13.7 and nvidia-drivers-334.21-r1. |
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> I've installed nvidia-drivers with USE="X acpi multilib tools uvm |
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> -pax_kernel". |
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> Had to add the USE flag uvm to get it working. And I reconfigured acpi |
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> in the kernel config. But I had some acpi features in my kernel I |
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> didn't need for my hardware anyway, which I removed. I don't know if |
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> this was necessary for nvidia-drivers to get working. |
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> As framebuffer driver I've compiled the kernel with CONFIG_FB_VESA=y. |
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> The USE flag multililb is, of course, only necessary if you need it. |
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Thanks a lot, very helpful. I followed your suggestions and run gnome |
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now successfully with both the latest (stable) kernel and nvidia-drivers. |
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USE-flag acpi ... I don't know if I still need that with systemd, I |
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vaguely remember that it is somehow obsolete then. It pulled in |
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sys-power/acpid now which wasn't there before. |
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And /usr/lib64/systemd/system/acpid.service is disabled, so I might test |
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removing it again. |
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USE multilib: I don't know? Could someone point out what I could need |
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that for? |
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Thanks anyway, Stefan |