Re: [opensuse] legacy rpms



Tony Alfrey wrote:

I've seen the instructions on the nvidia site and it looks like I need to compile a kernel. Did you find this to be true? I was hoping to find some YAST-like solution that might allow me to install the driver as a module. I'm avoiding the kernel route because I cannot afford (right now) to break this installation.

No, you don't need to compile a kernel, because suse already did that for you. Just run the nvidia installer.

Joe
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