Re: nVidia installer needs kernel-source to compile driver

Albert DE WINT <[email protected]>
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The Fedora installer might include the option to install the
kernel-source rpm by default, whenever an nVidia card is detected.

On step further might be to present the nVidia installer after the
Fedora installation has finished.  The user would have the option to get
the 3D driver installed immediately.

Would the nVidia company have any objections?

Op wo 05-11-2003, om 12:36 schreef Albert DE WINT:
> I suggest Fedora should make life a little easier for nVidia users. 
> 
> It is far from obvious howto get the right kernel source rpm installed
> (in the right place), in order to have the nvidia installer compile the
> driver without any nagging about missing kernel-header files etc.
> 
> I remember being a linux newbie about a year ago. This was one very
> confusing item I had to deal with.
> 
> Albert
> 
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