Re: keeping kmod-nvidia and kernel upgrades "in sync"

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Phil Meyer wrote:
For those of us doing servers with FC5, we have to be prepaired to do 6 month interval upgrades, or else just let it go for the life of the service. But even then we are careful which kernel we use, and we stick to that for all like servers.

Thanks for the comments Phil. Yes, for critical servers (like my Asterisk PBX) it makes sense to freeze kernels. However, this problem isn't normally an issue for critical servers, because no sane person would have kmod-nvidia on a server...

All I'm trying to do right now is set up family computers that can run TORCS (a driving game) and other games, without incurring a "management burden". So it would be nice if it self-updated the kernels and drivers automagically, like all the other software on the system!

- Mike

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