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On Mon, Nov 21, 2022 at 1:10 AM Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I'm back to my old kernel tho since my nvidia-drivers won't work with a |
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> kernel that high. I run into this on rare occasions. |
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They are only rare because you aren't updating regularly. |
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If you want to run external kernel modules like nvidia-drivers or zfs, |
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stick to a longterm kernel. The ABI changes all the time, and so |
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there will frequently be stable kernel version changes that break |
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nvidia-drivers. Then there will be a lag before nvidia-drivers |
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supports the new stable kernel. In the meantime you can't run the |
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latest version, and that can mean security issues. |
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The longterm kernels rarely break nvidia-drivers and get all the |
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security and other fixes. They just don't get new features. |
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Rich |
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