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Only issue was when I rebooted. I have two NVME SSD's, one is for /storage and the other is for /home. For some odd reason, they switched. I had to edit my fstab so they would mount properly. Rebooted and all is well. Also, no problem running the Nvidia driver.
Like after every kernel upgrade I run r8168.SlackBuild.
This time, they start build all kernel modules!
So, I interrupted SBo build process and I am running now on vanilla kernel Realtek r8169 module.
I will see, maybe module from 5.4.x kernel is fixed?
If yes, there is no need to use SBo r8168 module.
I'm not fabulously weathly like hitest to have so much bare metal lying around.
Heh-heh. It would be nice if I was wealthy. I'm a retired teacher living comfortably. All of my 6 desktops/laptops that are running Slackware64-current are second hand units mostly picked up on ebay.
Slackware 15.0 is shaping up to be an amazing release.
Like after every kernel upgrade I run r8168.SlackBuild.
This time, they start build all kernel modules!
So, I interrupted SBo build process and I am running now on vanilla kernel Realtek r8169 module.
I will see, maybe module from 5.4.x kernel is fixed?
If yes, there is no need to use SBo r8168 module.
Keep this info coming, I run 14.2 and my network cards only work with r8168.
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