Ralf Mardorf wrote: > Gustin Johnson wrote: >> I build my own real time kernels. nVidia periodically causes me grief. >> This is why Intel is now #1 on my preferred hardware vendor list. >> Their stuff just works. >> > > I had a NVidia AGP and had less problems, the only serious problem I had > when I used Suse with 2 kernels. It's possible to use the driver for > more than one kernel, but only if there is the source code and the Suse > RT kernels come without the source code.
You simply install the nVidia module with the -K option, to install it to a second kernel (I am referring to the nvidia download). Having said that, proprietary drivers or junk like ndiswrapper have periodically caused me grief with RT kernels. I do not confuse the problems I have with 3rd party software with the genuine problems you get with any platform. > > Intel is to expensive for some people and you also can have bad luck > when using pure Intel hardware, Arthur is using Windows, Cubase and There is not really a price difference here. CPU + motherboard may only be $50 CDN difference between Intel and AMD. Some people may *choose* Windows or Macs as a platform, just as they choose Cubase, Pro Tools, or whatever software package to do our audio work. Macs are the only ones with a discernible price premium. > Halion now. I'm afraid to be the next one who needs to install Windows, > Cubase and Halion. That is your choice. I am not sure you and I share the same definition of the the word "need".
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