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From: DevilKin <devilkin@gmx.net>
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>In message <20011111043442.A3454@chello062179017166.chello.pl>, 
>lobo@polbox.com
>  wrote:
> >Thank You guys for Your work. I'm say goodbye to linux community,
> >because nazi kernel's don't allow me to load modules needed for my
> >graphic card. What will be next, maybe you disable to run non GPL
> >executables under linux ?

So, you have a problem with those binary drivers. Here's something:

1. Don't compare the fact that people here cannot support closed source 
drivers with what happened during the World War. Just don't. It's 
farfetched and totally wrong.

2. Have you even _looked_ for a solution? I have installed the latest 
kernel yesterday, and everything works fine. I compiled the nvidia modules 
on top of that kernel (2.4.15-pre2), and it works fine. Look and search 
before you start making false accusations!

DK

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