[PlanetCCRMA] very experimental: 2.6.29 rt3 rc6 on Fedora 10 testing

[Hector Centeno]

Hi,

I resurected my fedora 10 installation in order to test this new
kernel but I haven't been able to fully test it (beyond that it boots
fine) because I've been havig problems to install the nvidia driver.
Trying both with the akmods and the official nvidia intaller I get the
same errors about not having the right kernel source. The akmod
compitlation aborts with an error about not being able to determine
the target and the nvidia installer jus shows all this long discourse
about using the appropiate kernel source match the installed kernel. I
of course installed the kernel-rt-devel package and double checked the
version making sure is he same as the new 2.6.29 kernel I was running.
Any ideas of what could be going wrong with the source?

Thanks,

Héctor

On 2/25/09, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano <nando at ccrma.stanford.edu> wrote:
> Hi all... I have just released a version of the new lineage of the rt
> patch, currently for 2.6.29 Release Candidate 6 (so, not even an
> officially released kernel!), rt patch version 3. Very experimental.
> Only in the "testing" repository. So experimental that it is currently
> untested on Fedora 10, ha ha :-), I expect to test at home (where I have
> a F10 system) tonight.
>
> But I'm releasing anyway because I have been running it on Fedora 9 for
> a couple of days without problems - on a quad core desktop and my Lenovo
> laptop.
>
> I don't know whether to release on F9 because it might break systems as
> I presume more users would have the "testing" repository active and may
> not be on this list...
>
> Feedback welcome from brave users!
> Enjoy! (if possible)
>
> -- Fernando
>
>
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