=== johanbr_ is now known as johanbr === mfisch` is now known as mfisch === mfisch is now known as Guest63225 [20:01] Alright, since #ubuntu couldn't help me as it was 'too technical' a question... does anyone here know where I'd get the kernel sources package for the 3.5.0rc3 kernel version? I'm trying to install it from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline but my nvidia graphics driver keeps erroring out (dkms) [20:03] i don't think getting the kernel sources would help [20:03] dkms is for out-of-tree modules. [20:03] if nvidia's erroring out, that means you'll just have to wait until nvidia updates its kernel module to work with 3.5.0 [20:05] Yeah, the problem is that it needs the kernel source for it to compile against a specific kernel version if it's not using dkms. [20:05] That's pretty normal. [20:05] But I don't *HAVE* that source. [20:05] So that leads me back to my question. [20:24] ... really? Nothing? [20:38] Logos01: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19jUboon5gI [20:39] And how. [20:39] But that doesn't help me now. [20:40] Logos01: use the headers as the source. [20:40] hyperair: I already have the headers package installed. [20:40] I need the linux-source package... [20:41] right, just point nvidia at /usr/src/linux-headers-$version/ for the soruce directory. [20:42] and just for the record, if it's failing in dkms with the new kernel, it'll probably fail during manual compilation as well [20:42] unless you're getting a new nvidia release [20:43] Yeah, see, that's the problem here. It's failing because it can't find the source, or so claims the dpkg -i linux-*.deb I'm running after having pulled the 3.5.0 *.debs down to my working dir.