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On Wed, May 6, 2015 9:28 am, lhecking at users.sourceforge.net wrote: > >> And I, personally, would want an email from aforesaid manager telling me >> not to do any upgrades, which I would print out in several copies and >> put >> in a secure place.... >> <snip> > > You do not understand the situation I presented. This is about avoiding > a

...compile kernel interface for their binary driver. No way: no updated >> binary driver for these my obsoleted by NVIDIA cards. So, NVIDIA locked me >> on these boxes to older kernel. > > There is a proprietary driver package that you can build that will support > them. I have a Guadro 4000 aka GL100GL on my workstation, and am running > 6.6 current, and NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-310.40.run, which you can still d/l > from NVida's site, for it (I need the proprietary for two screens). I highly recommend that you install nvidia-detect [1] from ELRepo and run it. Akemi [1] ht...

...ernel interface for their binary driver. No way: no updated > binary driver for these my obsoleted by NVIDIA cards. So, NVIDIA locked me > on these boxes to older kernel. <snip> > </rant> There is a proprietary driver package that you can build that will support them. I have a Guadro 4000 aka GL100GL on my workstation, and am running 6.6 current, and NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-310.40.run, which you can still d/l from NVida's site, for it (I need the proprietary for two screens). Hope that helps. mark

...rface for their binary driver. No way: no updated >>> binary driver for these my obsoleted by NVIDIA cards. So, NVIDIA locked >>> me on these boxes to older kernel. >> >> There is a proprietary driver package that you can build that will >> support them. I have a Guadro 4000 aka GL100GL on my workstation, and am running >> 6.6 current, and NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-310.40.run, which you can still d/l >> from NVida's site, for it (I need the proprietary for two screens). > > I highly recommend that you install nvidia-detect [1] from ELRepo and run &...