Re: Nvdia module

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Hi

2007/3/6, Walter Garcia-Fontes <walter.garcia@xxxxxxx>:

Now, another problem. Last night the kernel got updated by yum and
I have to revert to the previous version as the nvidia module will not
start with the new kernel.

Is there any way that I can fix this once and for all? It's really
anoying to arrive one morning to your office with a lot of things to
do and find out that you can't start your desktop and spend all
morning reinstalling the driver from a text console...


Yes! Do not update the Kernel automatically; wait until the livna RPM
for the corresponding Kernel Module is released, normally one or two
days.

HTH

--
Alessandro Brezzi

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