On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 03:51:38 +0100 guran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Friday 11 January 2002 1:38 am, Chuck Lalli wrote: > > I have a similar experience, but I did an install and then the rebuild of the > NVIDIA kernel driver did hang. Thus I can enter gnome, but get a full hang > when entering KDE. I think it has to do with the new kdebase. > > regards > guran > > > I have been running cooker for almost a year now. I run rsync to update > > cooker and then urpmi --auto-select. I update about everyother kernel. > > I updated today and upgraded to kernel 2.4.17-2 also. I did an Uvh not > > ivh like a dummy. Now I get errors when trying to install the NVIDIA > > drivers 2413/4 and cannot start KDE at all. > > > > I changed XF86Config4 back to 'nv' and commented out the load GLX. I > > can start Ice WM but not KDE. When I try to start any KDE apps from ICE
> > I get a message that libGL.so.1 does not exist. Unfortunately I cannot > > get to my Kmail account to find if this has been addressed recently. > > Can anybody help me ? > > To get mine to work properly on an upgrade kernel I had to first rpm -e both the nvidia_glx And the nvidia_kernel. I then rebuilt and installed the nvidia rpms from source. Everything is running well now including KDE with all the latest updates. One note is that when I rebuilt the rpms it was with it was with the 2.4.17-2 kernel but with the older -18 glibc and kernel headers. Charles
