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Fuck nvidia.
(mujico.org)
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Having multiple versions of a kernel doesn't solve this issue. It's the driver dying and video signal stops working until system reboot that is really a bad implementation. Your new driver should work at least well enough with the previous kernel as to at least prompt the user that a reboot is necessary to finish the update. Bad engineering.
I think you misunderstood their problem.
I think you misunderstood their problem.