>>>>> On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 13:18:15 +0100
>>>>> "KS" == Karanbir Singh <mail-lists@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
KS> Ralph Angenendt wrote:
>> Karanbir Singh wrote:
>>> Jerry Geis wrote:
>>>> Does the nvidia drivers (downloaded from nvidia) support or
>>>> work with the new centos 5 (beta) ? The version of X windows
>>>> is different I think.
>>>>
>>> when you tried it, what problem did you have ?
>> It won't compile on a Xen enabled kernel ...
>>
KS> what version are you using ? I've got the nvidia drivers
KS> working for me here on the Xen kernel ( x86_64 ) but I've not
KS> downloaded a newer one, so whatever was on my machine from
KS> months back, just rebuilt and works.
I know this is a bit off-topic, but as we're talking about rebuilding
the drivers for new kernels:
- has anyone written
- or is aware
of such a solution:
a script that during booting
- checks whether the nVidia-driver is present
- rebuilds it unattended, if it is not
so that the user always gets a graphic login, even after
kernel-updates.
I'm aware that rebuilding kernel-modules without human supervision is
not a good idea, but rebuilding the graphics-driver on a number of
workstations after each kernel-update is annoying (especially if you
can't do it on all of them at the same time, because people are
... working on them)
I know, that the script should not be hard to write, but I don't want
to duplicate any work that has been done before (especially if there
is a "standard"-way of doing this, which I was to stupid to find)
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