Hi Eric, Am Sonntag, 25. April 2004 21:43 schrieb Eric Hattemer: [...] > on any kernel I have tried since 2.6.3-1.118. I know a lot of people > have said, "Blame NVIDIA. They don't come out with a new driver every > week to match the way our kernels are changing", but I don't think this > is a reasonable stance. The nvidia module is widely used, and I think > to say that FC2 doesn't support it may be a serious issue for some [...] I am not a developer, but I agree to your point of view. A kernel not supporting NVidia will have no chance on the market to become a reasonable kernel on any unixoid system at the end users desktop who want to hopp off from windoze to linux. I am not sure, but I think that SuSE patched their 2.6.x kernel in order to support the current NVidia-Driver. Well at least I have not seen any statements in the "german" world of SuSE (suse-linux <at> suse.com) so far. Martin -- Proud member of the Hamburger Linux User Group http://www.hhlug.de/
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