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Latest Revision
Stefan Dirsch's avatar Stefan Dirsch (sndirsch) committed (revision 82)
- Update to version 550.78 (boo#1223454)
  * Fixed a regression that led to Xid errors when loading the
    NVIDIA driver on some notebook systems with RTX 4xxx series
    GPUs.
Comments 19

Christophe Marin's avatar

The compilation prints lots of objtools warnings with recent updates:

/usr/src/kernel-modules/nvidia-525.116.04-default/nvidia-modeset.o: warning: objtool: _nv000090kms+0x9: 'naked' return found in RETHUNK build

Is there anything to do about these?

Also with 535.54.03


Stefan Dirsch's avatar

Against which build target does this happen?


Christophe Marin's avatar

Tumbleweed x86_64


Stefan Dirsch's avatar

Thanks. Indeed. Missed that. Do you think this is new?


Christophe Marin's avatar

The first time I noticed it was after a kernel update ~2weeks ago, but it doesn't have any runtime consequence.


Stefan Dirsch's avatar

Thanks! It doesn't look related to a kernel change though. Maybe some change in our toolchain on TW ... I'll ask our experts.


Christophe Marin's avatar

Thanks! I filed boo#1212841 to track progress


Stefan Dirsch's avatar

Yes, let's discuss this in the Bugzilla ticket. I already discussed this, but didn't have an outcome yet. Might take some time and more people to look at it ...


Andrei Dziahel's avatar

OMG, @sndirsch thank you for the update to 545.29!


Stefan Dirsch's avatar

Hope it was successfully for you?


Andrei Dziahel's avatar

With nvidia-drm.fbdev=0 fixing some nasty crashes, it (in GNOME on Wayland, that is) definitely was: night mode is available and full-screen videos in Firefox do not crash Firefox anymore, so it's an improvement for sure. OTOH, flickering and frame skips in Visual Studio Code got worse, but, I mean, it's Electron :shrug:



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Stefan Dirsch's avatar

Yes, but 550 is still Beta. I plan to package 550 with the first officially supported release.


John Doe's avatar

One thing I’m curious about. Why does NVIDIA host the repos and not openSUSE, especially since the packages seem to be built by openSUSE and they are just sent over?


Stefan Dirsch's avatar

That's due to legal issues. I'm tired to discuss this again and again since more than 15 years ...


Alexander Ahjolinna's avatar

I think stuff like this could be added to the wiki, so people will stop asking...or at least it easier to just then link it


Alexander Ahjolinna's avatar

does the driver support the longterm kernel?

and is it possible to have both default and longterm kernel supported by the driver/kmp on the system?


Stefan Dirsch's avatar

I can't say right now. But the guy taking care of the longterm kernel on TW is aware of the nvidia driver packages and will look into it once time allows. I'm afraid currently it's problematic to use nvidia driver packages since the longterm kernel uses another package name theme, i.e. no longer kernel-<flavor>, right?

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