Linux 2.6.25, Slack-current, and nvidia compile error
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Well, since it's a custom kernel (since 2.6.25 is not yet available from -current), it could be your kernel configuration. Did you remember to exclude nvidiafb and rivafb? Did you remember to enable SMP support? Are you using the latest nVidia drivers (NVIDIA-Linux-x86-169.12.pkg1.run)? Some previous versions had trouble compiling with newer kernel versions. (Sorry I can't be more helpful -- I haven't tried 2.6.25 yet)
Pretty much all previous versions have trouble compiling with new kernels. Nothing new. If that is indeed the problem, then you'll just have to wait for Nvidia to release an updated driver.
Pretty much all previous versions have trouble compiling with new kernels. Nothing new. If that is indeed the problem, then you'll just have to wait for Nvidia to release an updated driver.
What I figured. I guess that 2.6.24.4 will have to be recent enough.
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