NVIDIA 367 drivers in Slackware 14.2
Looking for Package for Newest 367 drivers SlackBuild for Slackware 14.2. I tried them in Slackware 14.1, worked fine, huge fps improvement in games.
Does anyone have a slackbuild for it? Running the .run file clobber the system :/ |
The SBo slackbuild file(s) should be editable to accompany the 367.xx drivers, or any of them really.
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I run the NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-367.35.run Blob on Slackware64 14.2 + Multilib on my Skylake Laptop ( I7 6700K Processor ) with a 970M Card. No problems here. Do read and understand Proprietary Graphics Drivers ! I also see that NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-367.44.run is available. I've not yet installed the update but I don't anticipate problems. -- kjh |
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Just now installed the NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-367.35.run Blob ; rebooted and all is well. -- kjh |
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The way in which I fixed the problem was to downgrade to driver version 361.45.11 (in my case this was quite easy because I kept the old SBo) and from there I upgraded to the new nvidia driver just running the NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-367.44.run installer. |
fwiw I was having UI freeze issues with 367.35. Maybe hardware related, but 364 seems to just hang for a while where 367 freezes hard. ymmv.
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As mentioned in my previous post, currently, I'm running the last nvidia driver (version 367.44). Up to now I'm not having any freezing issues and the system seems quite stable. Anyway thanks for the info. In case of problems I know what to do.
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For the nvidia scripts in Slackbuilds.org, since I do not use the nvidia-installer (haven't yet parsed all the CLI options...ugh...), each slackbuild is hand crafted due to Nvidia's habit of changing/adding libs right-and-left. In particular we now have GLVND, non-GLNVD (incompitable with EGL), Vulcan and wayland libs creeping in. In the 367.44 release, there is another kernel module as well.
In short, no you can't just "VERSION=<something> ./nvidia-{driver | kernel}.Slackbuild" No, I say. Bad, Slackers! I just submitted nvidia-367.44 long lived branch, and did a short test with sauerbraten and Steam Client on slackware64-14.2 multilib. So far so good. For those in a hurry: (fast) http://www.koenigcomputers.com/sbo-testing/ (slow) http://www.linuxgalaxy.org/files/sbo-testing/ Also, if you run the NVIDIA-*.run script, you have to be VERY careful in selecting options. Installing the wrong set can be "exciting". Please make a note of the following installation procedure (We assume a CLEAN, FULL Slackware installation). sbopkg and such automated tools are contraindicated. nvidia-switch is a stupid, one-trick-pony. Quote:
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have fun. |
Thank you kingbeowolf for the tasty tidbits:
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Thanks again ( and the links are definitely keepers ) ! -- kjh |
Many thanks kingbeowulf for the very useful and detailed explanation!
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