View Full Version : Uninstall a kernel driver?
Sacman555
09-21-02, 10:21 AM
I accidently installed the newest kernel driver and GLX driver 3123, for my Red Hat 7.3 box. How can I remove these and re-install the old drivers. I have to download the newest kernel before the drivers.
Richard999
09-21-02, 10:53 AM
Depends on how you installed.
The first thing I'd do is gather up everything needed for going back to the old drivers. Then, kill X.
Ctrl - Alt - F1
#login:root
#password: password
If you run GDM or KDM kill those processes.
#killall gdm
#killall kdm
#fuser -v /dev/tty7
You shouldn't see anything about XFree86 running on that terminal.
#modprobe -r NVdriver
Now feel free to go back to the old driver. After you're finished check to make sure you have the driver build you want.
#cat /proc/driver/nvidia/version
And lsmod to make sure its running.
#lsmod | grep NVdriver
Start X again in the fashion appropriate for your machine.
#gdm
#kdm
et al
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