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nvidia open source driver and zen kernel #1600

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aucub opened this issue Dec 18, 2022 · 4 comments
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nvidia open source driver and zen kernel #1600

aucub opened this issue Dec 18, 2022 · 4 comments

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@aucub
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aucub commented Dec 18, 2022

I selected the zen kernel and nvidia open source drivers, but installed nvidia-open instead of nvidia-open-dkms.

@lavafroth
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Can confirm. You have to manually add nvidia-open-dkms to the additional packages list. Perhaps we can check if a selected kernel is custom and add necessary dkms packages implicitly?

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Torxed commented Feb 23, 2023

Perhaps we can check if a selected kernel is custom

I think this sounds like a good approach!

@lavafroth
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lavafroth commented Mar 2, 2023

I have a couple ideas on implementing this when selecting nvidia drivers.

  • Have a list of custom kernels (like zen, hardened, etc.) and checking if any of them are selected.
  • Have a class Kernel and an Enum attribute (with enum types like Mainline, Custom) and check that attribute while selecting an nvidia driver.

Although I prefer the latter way, it might be an overkill for something this simple. Suggestions?

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Torxed commented Mar 2, 2023

  • Have a list of custom kernels (like zen, hardened, etc.) and checking if any of them are selected.

This one we have already I believe. It's a list within Installer.

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