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Caleb Shay wrote:
| That src.rpm just contains a tar.gz that contains the same binary driver
| everybody is already using.  As far as being able to play tuxracer
| again, you should be able to already.
|
| Caleb
|
| On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 21:58, Bob Thomas wrote:
|
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|>On the Nvidia web site, they have a source RPM (but no tar) for the GLX
|>driver. I don't know what all is contained in it, but would it be
|>possible to make an ebuild to extract the source from the rpm, compile
|>it (optimized), and install it? If it were possible, I think it would be
|>better than using the binary version. I would think that this would make
|>prelinking possible if it were compiled right, and you could probably
|>get performance gains by compiling it with your customized CFLAGS.
|>
|>So, how about it? Has anybody looked at the source RPM from Nvidia? Has
|>anybody tried compiling it? Can this be added to portage? Will I ever be
|>able to play tuxracer again?
|>
|>- --
|>Robert Thomas
|>Georgia Institute of Technology
|>Email: gtg663h@mail.gatech.edu
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The comment about Tux Racer wasn't really related to this, but it hasn't
worked since I installed the latest (1.0.4191) drivers. The same thing
happened when I put the latest drivers on my friend's computer (a fresh
RedHat 8.0 install).

Anyway, that's unkind of them to call it a source rpm if there's no
source. Don't tease me like that!

Oh, well, I still like Nvidia :-p

- --
Robert Thomas
Georgia Institute of Technology
Email: gtg663h@mail.gatech.edu
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