Thanks for replying, Gökşin.
As I said in my other email, I've solved it by disabling the kmod repo.
Graham
On 24/12/2025 5:47 am, Gökşin Akdeniz wrote:
22.12.2025 09:06 tarihinde Graham Menhennitt yazdı:
# pkg install nvidia-driver
Hello Graham,
Kernel module repository is new for many of us, so we make mistakes.
Package management tool PKG will install the proper kernel module from
the repository. First step is getting the list of available modules.
pkg search nvidia-kmod will list all the available packages.
The output given below is from my 14.3 box.
nvidia-kmod-580.95.05.1403000 kmod part of NVidia graphics card
binary drivers for hardware OpenGL rendering
nvidia-kmod-304-304.137.1403000 kmod part of NVidia graphics card
binary drivers for hardware OpenGL rendering
nvidia-kmod-340-340.108.1403000 kmod part of NVidia graphics card
binary drivers for hardware OpenGL rendering
nvidia-kmod-390-390.157.1403000 kmod part of NVidia graphics card
binary drivers for hardware OpenGL rendering
nvidia-kmod-470-470.256.02.1403000 kmod part of NVidia graphics card
binary drivers for hardware OpenGL rendering
nvidia-kmod-devel-580.95.05.1403000 kmod part of NVidia graphics card
binary drivers for hardware OpenGL rendering
nvidia-kmod-580.105.08.1403000 kmod part of NVidia graphics card
binary drivers for hardware OpenGL rendering
Later you can select the proper kmod package and isntall it with as
follows:
pkg install nvidia-kmod-*.*.*.*
I hope it helps.
