y suse dicen que es facil...
El fallo este es uan tontuna pero como no estoy delante....
Amos a ver, ese error te da porque el kernel que has compilado no corresponde con el kernel que tienes instalado en tu maquina.
Que puedes hacer??
arrancar con ese kernel.
segun he leido en algunos sites ( no recuerdo donde ) via yast se pueden instalar los drivers de las nvidia del tiron, has mirado eso?
De todas maneras vamos a recapitular, tienes que tener instalado el source de tu kernel ( el que tengas ejecutanto en tu suse ) , desconozco como se llama el paquete ( tendras que mirarlo tu ) ya que no tengo acceso a ninguna suse ( menos mal :P ), una vez que tengas eso mira donde se instala y pegame donde se instala y que tiene dentro.
por si no se nota odio suse :P .
No tienes que tocar nada de tu kernel, es mas, no toques nada del kernel, vamos a ir paso a paso que esto tiene que funcionar por narices...
de todas maneras... donde estas esos suseros que no ayudan....
saludos....
Otra cosa: porque no entras al irc hispano al canal de #bandaancha y lo apañamos en un momento.
con lo facil que es en debian :P
Por cierto, has leido en la web de nvidia:
www.nvidia.com/linux lo que pone de suse?
en concreto esto:I. SuSE Linux 9.0
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It is recommended to use YOU (YaST Online Update) for (re)installation
of the nvidia driver. There are several reasons for this. First, it's
simple. Second, and this is the most important one, you won't need to
recompile the nvidia kernel module after a kernel update.
Inside YOU enable "Installable and Installed Patches" for "Show Patch
Category" and select "Download NVIDIA(c) Graphics Driver" from the
patches list (usually at the bottom of the list). Note, that you need
to mark it as "Update" (right mouse click) if you already installed it
before and the driver was uninstalled - for any reason. Proceed as
usual now. After YOU has finished restart your Xserver (i.e. logout
from your Xsession) and you're fine.
People who aren't afraid of recompiling the nvidia kernel module or
even reinstalling the nvidia driver each time the kernel has been
updated and want or need to use the latest and greatest nvidia driver
can use the following steps 1-3. The others should use the
instructions above using YOU and skip the steps below.
1) Kernel sources must be installed and configured. Usually this means
installing the 'kernel-source' package with YaST2. Update it - if not
already done - via YaST2 Online Update (YOU).
2) Use the nvidia installer for 1.0-5336.
sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-5336-pkg1.run
3) Configure XFree86 with
sax2 -m 0=nvidia (0 is a digit, not a letter!)
NOTE: There is no need to try to enable 3D support. It's already
enabled, when the nvidia driver is running. Ignore the
misleading error message, that 3D support can't be enabled.
This problem will be fixed with SuSE > 9.0 and is related to the
latest nvidia driver release.