Am 14.01.2016 um 16:56 schrieb Neal Gompa:
I've recently been wondering why we haven't allowed kernel module packages in Fedora since Fedora 8. I've tried searching through our wiki and the mailing list, but I haven't come up with any concrete reasons for why we disallow them. If it is perhaps the issue of keeping things in sync with kernels we provide (that is, maintainers didn't/couldn't keep up with new kernels being pushed during a release cycle), then I think the situation has changed. We have two tools that can help us in this regard: akmod and Koschei, both came after our policy change to disallow kernel modules.
akmod is a dirty hack and fails often enough for rpmfusion stuffadditionally you should *never* need GCC and devel packages installed on a normal enduser system for a ton of reasons
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