Comment # 18 on bug 1199791 from Stefan Dirsch

(In reply to Episteme PROMENEUR from comment #17)
> Thanks, computing again is running.
> 
> But deleting the G06 kmp package triggers the installation of about 10
> packages , some about kmp preempt.
> 
>  A good solution is to delete all packages about nvidia then reinstall all
> about nvidia.
> 
> I don't understand why all these are not automatic. Imagine Mr Jo installing
> an nvidia card!

Switching secure boot on/off I would call a corner case. Replacing the G06 KMP
the "easiest" is

rpm -e nvdia-gfxG06-kmp-default --nodeps
zypper in nvdiia-gfxG06-kmp-default

Signing for Secure Boot is done in %post of KMP package, if enabled. Since we
don't want to confuse user without Secureboot for the next boot, where you need
to accept the generated Secureboot key. Unfortunately we cannot presign the
modules. We need to be built these on the target system. 

Things will improve with nVidias OpenSource drivers in the long run for (Turing
platform and newer), for which we can prebuilt and Secureboot presigned kernel
modules.