I mean that it's a bug of the Nvidia module driver. You has probe to recompile the Nvidia module with the Xen-kernel source installed? (the nvidia installation script makes it automatic, when the driver do'nt match the installed kernel). 2006/4/13, Chad Groneman :

Does anyone have an answer for this? I want to run XEN and XGL simultaneously... Currently can't compile the NVidia driver with the XEN kernel. I see there's a new NVidia driver, but NVidia's site is having issues, so I can't get it yet. If I don't get an answer maybe I'll bug Stephan directly.

On 4/4/06, Chad Groneman wrote:

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Hi,

My observation / question is twofold.

In playing with XEN, I've found that I can't start an X session, because of my NVidia driver that works with my regular kernel. The NVidia kernel module doesn't load when I use the XEN kernel.

Is there an easy way to have graphical XEN and a 3D regular boot? I could use two xorg.conf files I suppose, but I'd like to not worry about it.

Next question, is there a kernel-xen-source RPM? I didn't see it in factory, and don't believe the kernel-source RPM goes with the -xen kernel, like it does for the -default, -smp, -bigsmp kernels. I could be wrong.

I know this setup would not be commonly used. Thanks for humoring me.

Chad

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