[PlanetCCRMA] Nvidia problem and my first post!
izzy
atorima at vfemail.net
Sun Nov 5 16:31:02 PST 2006
Jason Russler wrote:
> Or keep a stock Fedora kernel with the Nvidia divers and a PlanetCCRMA
> kernel with the OS drivers and boot the one you want. If you're doing
> low-latency audio, use the Planet kernel. If not, boot the stock.
Yes, Thanks. that is what I have been doing and it is a pain. Also, I
have a partition with 'another' OS as well as the base Fedora and
desktop and edge planet kernels. Even if I just use the 'nv' driver I
find I must adjust the screen position, etc. if I boot the 'other' OS. A
better solution to these problems will one day be found, but meanwhle...
> Some repositories (FreshRPMs and Liva) make the necessary changes to
> provide compiled modules for specific kernels
Fernando used to do this for the Redhat Planet kernels, I think. It
would be more work, but would it be possible to do this again? or are
there perhaps other issues with doing this?
Izzy
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