On Tue, 2003-06-03 at 11:33, Michael Rasile wrote: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list > HMMM...Well, if you are using Gentoo (:-)) then you have the kernel source and the > header files. What flavor of kernel are you using. This should not make a > difference, though. I'm using gentoo-sources and I didn't do anything except execute > the file from Nvidia. Did you remove the old drivers from the portage or didn't you > emerge them? If you did, try unmerge and then try the install again. Maybe someone > who is reading this may have some suggestions. It is suggestiing that maybe you have > the incorrect kernel header files. Check to see if your kernel source and kernel > header files match. Sorry I'm not being of much help here. You might check the > gentoo forums and see if there is anything there that might help you. > > Mike
Surely the fact that I can compile my own kernel (which I have had to do for ide-scsi support, sound driver in the kernel and a few other things) would suggest that my kernel and kernel-headers are correct? I removed the portage nvidia drivers with the command emerge unmerge nvidia-glx and emerge unmerge nvidia-kernel but this hasn't helped at all (and was done when I first tried the install of the 'official' drivers anyway) -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
