Acpi_call-git reinstallation after each kernel upgrade.

Hi,
I use acpi_call-git and unfortunately after each kernel upgrade I have to reinstall the application in order to make it work.
Any possible solution?

As you already said, you have to reinstall the package after each kernel upgrade, i do that with acpi_call-git , too.
There is a solution for this called DKMS .
aur package https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=54641
Edit: I do not use dkms.
Last edited by teateawhy (2012-08-08 23:59:56)

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Sandeep.

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dir /lib/modules/2.6.11.1 removed
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Last edited by ralvez (2007-07-28 13:58:06)

stonecrest wrote:Yes, and the PKGBUILD works;
You'd rather say "I, myself, me, thinks it works".
Because it does not work for many people, including me.
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I have been reading all of the other threads and have tried everything possible to downgrade my kernel to 2.6.26 rather then 2.6.27. I have found a package for kernel 2.6.26.2-1 and nvidia 173.14.12-2 but they do not mix and wont let me start x when i downgrade both of them. Is there some way i can get past this as not having internet is frustrating
Edit:
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I use nvidia96xx legacy drivers with no trouble, so I'm not sure I'll be of much help. I did read the announcment that nvidia no longer supports a certain card/cards, and there is a new legacy driver in the repo. Maybe you need to be using that one?
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I just needed to change it to the string in dhcpcd.pacnew....
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Acpi_call-git reinstallation after each kernel upgrade.

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