Michael A. Peters wrote:
On some forum today, a claim was made that Ubuntu should be used if you
want to use nvidia drivers because Fedora is difficult to install them in.
I have nothing against Ubuntu (except for their sudo defaults and lack
of a root passwd by default, but that's another discussion) but that
statement about fedora just wasn't true. So I detailed the four or five
lines it takes in a terminal to get the livna packaging installed and
configured, and the argument then was that it still was too hard.
If some people really feel that way - well, I guess it could be made
easier.
I don't have a fedora box at the moment so I have only dry run tested
this script in CentOS - but perhaps someone running Fedora can fine tune
this and get it up onto a useful wiki?
I use Freshrpms for my nvidia drivers as it uses dkm. This makes life
so easy compared to Livna. I don't have to remove and re-install
(unless it is better now) the various modules. If there is a new nvidia
driver, it is created on the next reboot. I just see a message about it.
I think the dynamic kernel modules is a much better way to go than
individual modules. Now I have a module that will be created and work
on a previous kernel if I need it.
Just my 2cents worth.
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Robin Laing
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