Geforce4 MX420 under rh7.3

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On Thursday 20 June 2002 11:03 pm, Graeme Robinson wrote:

> It basically says that 7.3 users should update the kernel and the
> kernel source to the latest before trying to compile the nvidia
> binaries from source.
>
> Is this correct? Certainly the errors I'm getting seem to indicate I
> need the source files installed but I've never updated my kernel before
> and although I've thoroughly gone through the HOWTO it's not trivial
> and I thought I'd check here first that I was doing the right thing.
>
> Also as I have no gui I'm planning to manually update the kernel and
> sources from the command line.

If you've registered for Red Hat network, updating both should be trivial.
You'll need to check the configuration for up2date, as by default the 
kernel updates are ignored. 'up2date --configure --nox' should do the 
trick.

Once properly configured, run 'up2date -u kernel kernel-source'

Or, grab the updated rpms, and 
rpm -ivh kernel-2.4.18-5.?.rpm (Where ? is your arch)
rpm -Uvh kernel-source-2.4.18-5.i386.rpm

NOTE: You do not want to use the -U flag to upgrade the kernel. Using the 
- -i flag installs the new kernel alongside your current kernel, leaving a 
fail safe kernel to fall back on.

The kernel rpm will add the new kernel to grub if you are using that as 
your boot loader. If you are using lilo, I believe you have to add the 
new kernel to /etc/lilo.conf, and then run 'lilo -v'

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