Philip Tellis wrote:
rpm already exists. It already does everything that you have asked
for. If the driver exists, then the driver provider _should_ provide
it as an rpm. If he doesn't, then someone else should make one and
host it.
I could be mistaken but after trying out various distros, I found that
source drivers that can be compiled and installed on any system, are
easily available
compared to packages specifically created for individual distros.
Regards,
Rony.
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