[PlanetCCRMA] Nvidia Driver with fc12 Testing Kernel

[stuff]

The error output I referred to - at least as I typed it - would appear 
to refer to nvidia source itself. There are gobslews of other errors, 
but to include the messages would take pages. The stopping point seems 
to be at the function mentioned in my previous message.

2010-06-19 23:46, stuff skrev:
> Hello, All-
>
> I've been unable to compile the kernel module for my NVIDIA graphics
> adapter against the kernel in the testing repo
> (2.6.33-1.rt7.1.fc12.ccrma.x86_64.rt). It appears to fail when the
> nvidia nv.c looks for "next" in one of the kernel source files.
> NV_Linux_State-t has no member named "next". The kernel module compiles
> fine with any other kernel I've tried.
>
> I've been wanting to try the testing kernel for quite awhile because I
> have numerous ardour crashes (especially after recording and then
> ctl-scrolling) and kernel errors, as well, although those don't really
> seem to relate to jack/ardour/etc since they just happen randomly. I'd
> like to see if the issue might be fixed in the testing repo version, but
> I can't currently compile the proprietary nvidia kernel module against
> the testing repo source. I've tried just about everything else, e.g.
> checking keybinding conflicts with window manager, etc., to correct the
> ardour crashes without success, even when in a stripped down fluxbox
> environment. The kernel errors don't really appear to have any effect on
> anything I do anywhere so I'm considering them benign. I'm more
> interested in fixing the problems in ardour. Losing a recorded region
> shortly after recording is quite an annoyance to say the least. :-)
>
> Does anyone have any hints or tips? Am I trying to do something that's
> specifically denied in the source for the nvidia driver or testing kernel?
>
> Thanks for any info!
>
> John
>
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