** Also affects: jockey
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Package changed: jockey (Ubuntu) = dkms (Ubuntu)
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dkms does not run when upgrade downloads new kernel version
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Jeff: this is a bug in jockey, not dkms, as explained in the above
comments. Please don’t reassign bugs without explanation.
** Package changed: dkms (Ubuntu) = jockey (Ubuntu)
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dkms does not run when upgrade downloads new kernel version
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Thanks. I’m assigning this to the jockey package.
** Package changed: ubuntu = jockey (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: jockey (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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dkms does not run when upgrade downloads new kernel version
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As requested, I performed a re-install of Kubuntu Lucid beta1. I used
the daily alternate build of Mon 2010-04-05.
I had previously had problems with Kubuntu daily builds around the time
Beta1 was released: the problem with the LiveCD is Bug #548373 and with
the alternate install CD is Bug
Marking this bug invalid is to treat the symptom while disregarding the
cause. That solves nothing. There is a problem here; I have no idea how
many users are affected, but if it strikes a reviewer after Lucid is
released, there is certain to be negative comment on Lucid. It is that
risk which I
Fair enough. If you can figure out how to reproduce the problem step-
by-step, starting from the default installation (say a Lucid live CD),
that would let us determine which package to assign the bug to. It
would be enough to figure out how you got linux-
headers-2.6.32-19-generic installed
Do you have the linux-headers-generic metapackage installed?
** Changed in: dkms (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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dkms does not run when upgrade downloads new kernel version
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Good question.
The package is not installed and the question is therefore why not? If
it is required in order for dkms to install the proprietary module
(nvidia-current in this case), should it not be listed as a dependency
of either dkms and/or the proprietary module package?
nvidia-current
Yes, that would happen if you installed the particular header package
(linux-headers-2.6.32-19-generic) before installing dkms or nvidia-
current. Because linux-headers is a virtual package provided by linux-
headers-2.6.32-19-generic, the dependency is considered satisfied and
you will not
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/42380516/Dependencies.txt
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