It seems from reports from the forums indicate that the latest kernel we have released has broken the nVidia dkms driver package (and probably the fglrx one too). The release of packages that break into a stable release environment that break users systems is not something that we should be doing. How can we ensure that this does not recur in future kernel updates to stable releases. If no mechanism exists in ABF perhaps we can ensure enforcement in kahinah the QA tool. I realise that these are binary packages and that some will argue that they are not a priority (or similar objections) but the fact remains that if we have issued them previously for a release and we break by some update then we should fix them as they were part of the release. For the time being we need to fix the dkms drivers pronto.
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