Re: NVIDIA and DKMS

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On Di, 2006-11-14 at 15:02 +0000, Andy Green wrote:

> One caveat with this is that the compilability of an out of tree module 
> does not always last very long at the moment.  For example the config.h 
> being deprecated has caused a lot of drivers to choke at make time.
> 
> I think it was Les Mikesell that was wondering why everyone is upgrading 
> their kernel every time a new one comes out, it's actually a good 
> question if you don't have a new chipset or something that is barely 
> working on the cutting edge stuff.  Maybe the better solution is to just 
> not update your kernel until you hear about a security problem or a 
> feature that will do you some good.  Or only run in-tree drivers if you 
> can (I can't).
> 
> -Andy

Andy, I see your point, but as I already said the ati and ipw3945
drivers survived the last kernel update, which was btw. a security
update. So IMHO using dkms will not stop the 'sucks' mails but reduce
them.

Chris

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