Is there any way I can have both open and closed sourced version? #304
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Is there any way I can have both open and closed sourced version? |
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Why...? |
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For testing purposes. |
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Sorry, there isn't an official way to have both sets of kernel modules installed at the same time. Both sets of kernel modules provide files with the same names (nvidia.ko, nvidia-modeset.ko, etc), and modprobe wouldn't know which set you want to use. That said, you could probably be clever with a script that copies one set of kernel modules or the other into place, such that the script effectively "switches" between the two sets. This would require some care though; I wouldn't recommend this if you're not pretty familiar with the files involved. |
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Thanks. I will try with that |
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Sorry, there isn't an official way to have both sets of kernel modules installed at the same time. Both sets of kernel modules provide files with the same names (nvidia.ko, nvidia-modeset.ko, etc), and modprobe wouldn't know which set you want to use.
That said, you could probably be clever with a script that copies one set of kernel modules or the other into place, such that the script effectively "switches" between the two sets. This would require some care though; I wouldn't recommend this if you're not pretty familiar with the files involved.