Le Vendredi 17 Ao�t 2001 06:29, vous avez �crit :
> Will Smith wrote:
> > Le Mercredi 15 Ao�t 2001 09:42, vous avez �crit :
> >>I am confused. devfs has been staunchly rejected by the Cooker team
> >>in the past. Now devfsd is a requirement of the latest kernels. Are
> >>up-to-date Cooker machines supposed to be using devfs[d] or not?
> >
> > If you don't want to use DevFS, remove the devfsd package :
> > $]$ rpm -e --nodeps devfsd
> >
> > normally everything will be fine.
>
> You can't remoce devfsd because it is requires by kernel. If you do not
> want to use devfs do not mount it. Very simple. It is not mounted by
> default so almost the only difference between old and new kernel is
> /proc/partitions that is using new names even if devfs is not mounted.
that's why I use --nodeps, and It works fine.
The only drawback for the new kernel : theses sh.. of nvidia drivers that
completly hang my system, even if I use agpgart.
So 2 soluces : stick with the kernel-2.4.3-20mdk for 3D, or use 2.4.x-ymdk
(with x > 3) but use nv drivers (no 3D).
If I'have to reboot in order to have 3D, I'd rather boot under windows.
I think I will use cooker kernel with devfsd enable and nv drivers and boot
under windows for 3D and Games, unfortunately.
>
> Or does new kernel mount devfs by default?
> -andrej
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