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hi
after installing the files do i do a depmod somewhere or something. i remember reading it but cant find it again. is there anything else i may need to do thanks |
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You need to make sure your /etc/modules.conf is set up correctly (make sure there's one line aliasing something to NVdriver -- if something's there, then it doesn't matter what it is, it should be right), and then run depmod -a, yes. Whenever you change modules.conf, you should re-run depmod -a.
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ok thx m8
just one thing, do i have to be in a particular directory when i do depmod or could i do it from anywhere. cheers 4 help |
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