nVidia Driver won't install because Kernel Headers are missing...Whats that me then?
nVidia Driver won't install because Kernel Headers are missing or something like that...Whats that me then?
I ran "sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-4496-pkg2.run from the command line with no X server running it seemed to be going well but then came up with this Kernal Headers thing and to be honest totally lost me. Also how do I change permissions so I can read AND write to my FAT32 Window/Linux storerage drive? Thanks in adavnce Steve PS will I ever be as good with Linux as I am with Windows? I hope so 'cause its cool!:newbie: |
What distro are you running? They may be in /usr/include or something and you might need to point the configure script to them or you may need to install the kernel source. Your disks or a mirror of your distro should have the source laying around or you could try - um, kernel.org maybe?
If it's FAT32 that's no problem - just edit fstab for 'users' and for 'rw' where it may say 'defaults' and 'ro' or something like. I'm wondering about the same thing with Linux and DOS. :) |
install kernel-source package pertaining to your kernel. Find your kernel version using
uname -r and then look for kernel-source-number.rpm (if you have redhat based system) |
Same as above but for Debian based Distro use
apt-get install kernel-source-versionnumber |
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