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So when will the Nvidia binary driver compile on it?

Story: Linux Kernel 3.10 picked for long-term supportTotal Replies: 4
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Bob_Robertson

Aug 05, 2013
9:32 AM EDT 		Just wondering.
gus3

Aug 05, 2013
10:17 AM EDT 		When Nvidia gets around to fixing(*) their source code to be less fragile.

(*)This may also mean "releasing under an open-source license."
gus3

Aug 14, 2013
2:54 PM EDT 		Update: The latest releases now build with Linux 3.10.x. Well, that's true for 304.108, which is the newest release. I'm assuming it's true for the other versions as well.
Bob_Robertson

Aug 14, 2013
4:00 PM EDT 		304.108? Yep, that's one of the driver series, the one in my archive is 304.88, so it's been updated.

The other driver (for newer hardware) that I have is 325.08, which I'm sure has been updated. Let's look ....

http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html

Yep, now 325.15. Thanks, Gus.

It's a good idea for them to do this, since 3.10 is a "long term support" version. :^)
djohnston

Aug 14, 2013
6:51 PM EDT 		Thanks, gus. I just ran into this a couple days ago with a Liquorix kernel update. I didn't think to check nVidia's site, either.

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