From: a@b.c
AZ Nomad wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 16:17:44 +0200, Wim Cossement wrote:
>
>
>> AZ Nomad wrote:
>>> On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 06:37:49 +0200, J.O. Aho wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> AZ Nomad wrote:
>>>>> nvidia-drivers now blocks xorg-server-1.4
>>>>> What gives? Has nvidia-drivers been pulled into xorg-server?
>>>>> Do I have to quit using a portage package to install the nvidia drivers
and
>>>>> instead should get the nvidia .run installer from nvidia directly?
>>>> Xorg 7.3 has changed ABI, which makes that the current nVidia driver won't
>>>> work with the new Xorg.
>>>> You can of course force the install and then you need to disable
composite in
>>>> your xorg.conf and then use "startx -- -ignoreABI" to start Xorg, but be
>>>> warned, this won't work for all.
>>> Also: I figured I'd revert to stable xorg, and commented out all the
>>> x11 lines in my package.keywords (w/ ~amd64). Now I have a system that
can't
>>> compile xf86-input-keyboard, getting a missing xf86OSKbd.h error on the
>>> build. I rebuilt everything that xf86-input-keyboard depends on, but no
>>> luck.
>
>> That header should be in /usr/include/xorg/, it's a part of
>> xorg-server-1.3.0.0 according to equery (a part of gentoolkit).
>
> The problem was that I still had xorg-server-1.4. I unmerged it, did another
> emerge -D world and it emerged xorg-server-1.3 before xf86-input-keyboard. It
> was xorg-server-1.3 that had that missing xf86OSKbd.h file.
Well I checked it on a machine that had been updated the day befor
yesterday, but the file should be there. My box still has
xorg-serve-1.2.0-r3 but the file is also present there so it's odd it
was missing.
Wimmy
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