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I am fedora user.I use fedora 9 & when I want Run Nvidia driver(NVIDIA-Linux-x86-180.44-pkg1.run) Show Me error.
This error APPOSITE,Linux kernel source.Nvidia driver Can't find Kernel source.
Please help me.
Thanks.bye
Note that because the nVidia kernel module is built specifically for each kernel release, you need to download and install the specific nVidia kernel module for your particular kernel. If you update your kernel, you also need to update the nVidia kernel module.
Note that because the nVidia kernel module is built specifically for each kernel release, you need to download and install the specific nVidia kernel module for your particular kernel. If you update your kernel, you also need to update the nVidia kernel module.
Unless you install one of the akmod packages that automatically check for the correct version during the boot and recompile as necessary. There is also a yum plugin (fedorakmod) that will check for a matching kmod file when the kernel is updated.)
Note that because the nVidia kernel module is built specifically for each kernel release, you need to download and install the specific nVidia kernel module for your particular kernel.
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