Accelerated X stop working - Solved

[Matthew Carpenter]

SuSE's latest readme suggests that with the 6111 driver reinstalling the 
driver is no longer necessary every time the kernel is updated.  This is 
great news since I don't reboot much and when I do have an occasional 
power outage or realize that my SCSI scanner wasn't powered on at 
boot-time, I don't have the time to dork with finding the driver and 
reinstalling all the time.  Most importantly I don't feel comfortable 
leaving the people at my church responsible to figure that one out.  I 
was just about to write a script which checks at each bootup whether the 
driver is in the latest kernel.  Now I shouldn't have to.

Good luck!


Jean Sagi wrote:

>
> Uninstallation of version 5336 and later installation of 6111 version 
> fixed the problem.
>
> I just wanted to know what happenend.
>
>
> Chucho!
>
>
> Jesus Antonio Santos Giraldo wrote:
>
>> Umm, it seems the way to go is to recompile the drivers as K.W. says...
>>
>> I'll do it, and in the process upgrade to a newer version.
>>
>>
>> Chucho!
>>
>> ...
>>
>>> I had this problem when I boot another kernel and forget which one 
>>> has the nvidia driver compiled for it.
>>
>>
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