Quote:
Originally Posted by doraimom
so I have to type?
cc=gcc-4.1 sh NVIDIA........
IS that it??
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No. What he suggested was "CC=gcc-4.1 sh NVIDIA.....".
But, I have my doubts as to whether that will actually fix the problem. Looking into the .run file, I see this option: --no-cc-version-check"
So try running it this way, instead.
Code:
sh NVIDIA......... --no-cc-version-check
This may not work, either. You may need to either compile your own kernel, or find one that is compiled with the same version of gcc as your NVIDIA driver.
From the .run file:
Code:
echo " --no-cc-version-check"
echo " The NVIDIA kernel module should be compiled with the same"
echo " compiler that was used to compile the currently running"
echo " kernel. The layout of some Linux kernel data structures may"
echo " be dependent on the version of gcc used to compile it. The"
echo " Linux 2.6 kernel modules are tagged with information about"
echo " the compiler and the Linux kernel's module loader performs"
echo " a strict version match check. nvidia-installer checks for"
echo " mismatches prior to building the NVIDIA kernel module and"
echo " aborts the installation in case of failures. Use this"
echo " option to override this check."
