Hello,
I have installed the linux generic kernel with NVidia drivers in Debian 12.
I want to install the real-time kernel. I know it's not compatible with NVidia, but since I would like to have a setup that allows me to start without the NVidia GPU when selecting the real-time kernel option at boot. This should not be crazy, since in the actual configuration, I'm offloading only specific apps to the GPU using NVidia Prime.
The main issue, now, is that I cannot install the real-time kernel because the installation fails at configuration with the error:
So, two questions here:
1. how can I skip the DKMS configuration of a module for certain kernels?
2. how can I instruct the kernel not to load the NVidia driver from GRUB?
I have installed the linux generic kernel with NVidia drivers in Debian 12.
I want to install the real-time kernel. I know it's not compatible with NVidia, but since I would like to have a setup that allows me to start without the NVidia GPU when selecting the real-time kernel option at boot. This should not be crazy, since in the actual configuration, I'm offloading only specific apps to the GPU using NVidia Prime.
The main issue, now, is that I cannot install the real-time kernel because the installation fails at configuration with the error:
Code:
Error! The /var/lib/dkms/nvidia-current/525.147.05/6.1.0-17-rt-amd64/x86_64/dkms.conf for module nvidia-current includes a BUILD_EXCLUSIVE directive which does not match this kernel/arch/config.1. how can I skip the DKMS configuration of a module for certain kernels?
2. how can I instruct the kernel not to load the NVidia driver from GRUB?
Statistics: Posted by Outline — 2024-02-04 20:53 — Replies 1 — Views 43