On 06/10/2014 02:13 PM, Stephen Morris wrote:
I'm not saying there is any benefit of one over the other, all I am
saying is that the package manager I currently use seems to be using the
latter method when upgrades to the kmod.nvidia packages are required.
I use yumex every morning to keep my desktop up-to-date, and I use
kmod-nvidia. When there's a new kernel, there's generally also a new
kmod to match it, and the two get installed together. When a new kernel
gets installed, the oldest one I have gets removed, and yumex reports
that it's removing the matching kmod as a dependency of the kernel. I'm
not sure, but I think that if I just used yum from a CLI, it would
report things the same way. What package manager are you using?
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