<html><head><style type="text/css">.style1 {font-family: "Times New Roman";}</style></head><body>On 07/11/18 20:09, Darby Vicker wrote:<BR>
> Hello,<BR>
><BR>
> I'm running into this same issue but with a couple of machines with<BR>
> current installs. I just installed a fresh machine this morning<BR>
> (CentOS 7.5), yum updated to get all the latest packages and then<BR>
> tried to install kmod-nvidia. I get the same error stack as indicated<BR>
> in the first message in this thread. <BR>
><BR>
> Additionally, I have another machine that I newly installed a couple<BR>
> weeks ago (Oct 24) with the same procedure. At the time, kmod-nvidia<BR>
> installed fine. I just tried a "yum update", and I again get the same<BR>
> error message as indicated in the first message in this thread. <BR>
><BR>
> So I then went back to the machine I installed this morning and tried<BR>
> to install the same version of the drivers I have on my machine that<BR>
> was installed 2 weeks ago:<BR>
><BR>
> yum install kmod-nvidia-410.66-1.el7_5.elrepo.x86_64<BR>
><BR>
> This worked. Is this a problem with the current nvidia packages in<BR>
> elrepo?<BR>
<BR>
No. It's that RHEL 7.6 has been released so the "current" kmod-nvidia is<BR>
built for 7.6. If you run a RHEL clone then 7/6 is not out for those yet<BR>
so you cannot use the latest kmod-nvidia package as it's for 7.6.<BR>
<BR>
Trevor<BR>
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