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On 12/01/2011 12:53 AM, Ian Malone wrote: -- The problem is what is preventing me from installing nvidia drivers. I disabled the wifi firmware and used my wlan line to install and still get the same results. Aggregation error.On 28 November 2011 20:14, Lawrence Graves <lgraves95@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=648732 Based on this bug report, is there a fix for this problem. I am unable to install my nvidia drivers because of this bug. I don't understand it at all. Every time I installed the drivers and reboot this is the results. I don't know why these two programs are in conflict but it seems they are. Will somebody take a look at this problem. I am running Fedora 16/64-bit on Dell 9400 Inspiron with a Quadro FX2500m video card.Hi, So far as I can see (and I may have missed an email, because you seem to have started several different threads on this) you've never said why you think the Intel wireless problem is connected to your nvidia problem. There's no mention of nvidia in that bug report and for all I know the two may be completely unrelated. If you can set out: what you've tried to install the drivers, in what way the install process fails or they don't work and any other information you think is relevant such as why you think the iwl problem is related then someone may be able to help. Currently you're the only person with enough information to investigate the problem. Finally, does disabling 802.11n as described in comment 68 of that bug https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=648732#c68 fix the wifi problem for you? Lawrence Graves
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