[pkg-nvidia-devel] nvidia-graphics-drivers_195.36.24-1_i386.changes is NEW
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libcuda1-dev_195.36.24-1_i386.deb
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libcuda1_195.36.24-1_i386.deb
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nvidia-glx-dev_195.36.24-1_i386.deb
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nvidia-glx_195.36.24-1_i386.deb
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nvidia-graphics-drivers_195.36.24-1.debian.tar.gz
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nvidia-graphics-drivers_195.36.24-1.dsc
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nvidia-graphics-drivers_195.36.24.orig.tar.gz
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(new) nvidia-kernel-dkms_195.36.24-1_i386.deb optional non-free/kernel
NVIDIA binary kernel module DKMS source
This package builds the NVIDIA Xorg binary kernel module needed by
nvidia-glx, using DKMS. The kernel module will be built for your running
kernel and automatically rebuilt for any new kernels that are installed.
.
The NVIDIA binary drivers provide optimized hardware acceleration of
OpenGL applications via a direct-rendering X Server for graphics cards
using NVIDIA chip sets. AGP, PCIe, SLI, TV-out and flat panel displays
are also supported.
.
This version only supports GeForce 6xxx and higher of the Geforce GPUs
plus complimentary Quadros and nforce. Look at the legacy packages for
older cards.
nvidia-kernel-source_195.36.24-1_i386.deb
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nvidia-libvdpau-dev_195.36.24-1_i386.deb
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nvidia-libvdpau1_195.36.24-1_i386.deb
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nvidia-vdpau-driver_195.36.24-1_i386.deb
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Changes: nvidia-graphics-drivers (195.36.24-1) unstable; urgency=low
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[ Russ Allbery ]
* New upstream release. (Closes: #571674, #575457, #575550, #578589)
* Add an nvidia-kernel-dkms package which builds the kernel module using
DKMS and hence automatically does the right thing with kernel upgrades
(provided the module builds). (Closes: #334848, #395226, #528758)
* Overhaul the build system in nvidia-kernel-source to not require
module-assistant, be more robust in its derivation of the kernel
version, and embed the kernel package version in the module package
version. Recommend nvidia-kernel-common since it's a dependency of
the generated module package. Remove the unnecessary recommendation
of devscripts. (Closes: #254859, #279182, #303521, #368669, #473378)
(Closes: #523879, #534535)
* nvidia-kernel-<version> now only recommends linux-image-<version>
instead of depending on it, allowing the package to be used with
hand-built kernels not installed as regular packages.
* Build the tarball for nvidia-kernel-source directly in the staging
directory rather than using dh_install to install it elsewhere and do
that as a dh_auto_install override. This simplifies creation of the
nvidia-kernel-dkms package.
* All packages that suggested nvidia-kernel-source now suggest
nvidia-kernel-dkms as an alternative.
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[ Andreas Beckmann ]
* do not ship empty directory in module package
* debian.binary/rules, debian.binary/install.template: use dh_install to
install the module
* debian.binary/rules: fix clean target if debian/control is missing and
cleanup ancient code (closes: #241994, #295909, #460509)
* update debian.binary/control.template using the copy from
nvidia-graphics-modules-i386
* include a copy of the NVIDIA changelog in the module packages built from
nvidia-kernel-source
* install the changelog from the nvidia-kernel-source package, too, if
building via nvidia-graphics-modules
* nvidia-kernel-source: bump debhelper dependency to 7 to match module
packaging templates
* merge debian.binary/copyright with debian/copyright.in
* debian/control:
- drop versioned Depends/Build-Depends satisfied in lenny
- drop Conflicts/Replaces for packages existing before lenny only
* TLS cleanup: Debian only ships TLS enabled 2.6 kernels, so remove all
dynamic TLS checking and symlink updating code (closes: #394085)
- nvidia-glx.README.Debian: don't talk about TLS any longer
- debian/nvidia-glx.init: remove (inactive) tls symlink adjusting code
- debian/nvidia-glx.default: remove, no longer needed
- nvidia-glx.postinst: remove /etc/default/nvidia-glx on upgrades
- stop shipping /usr/lib/nvidia/tls_test*
* debian/nvidia-glx.bug-script: new bug script that reports a bit of useful
version and hardware information
* debian/control: bump debhelper B-D to (>= 7.2.3~) for dh_bugfiles
* debian/rules: use dh_bugfiles to install bug script
* Create symlinks NVIDIA-Linux{-i386,-amd64,} pointing to the extracted
upstream archives to reduce #DIRNAME# and $(dirname_*) usage. (Using
wildcards is not a good idea since beta releases use a different naming
scheme.)
* debian/*.in: replace #DIRNAME# with NVIDIA-Linux and rename *.in to * if
this was the only substitution
* patches/*, patches.save/*, patches.dpatch.save/*: remove, long obsolete
* debian/rules: remove obsolete code
* debian/upstream_info, debian/rules: simplify
- add URL_X86 and URL_X86_64, include both URLs in debian/copyright
- drop unused variables BASE_VERSION, FILENAME, DIRNAME, URL, RELEASE,
UPSTREAMVERSION, NEXTVER
* conftest.h: implement conftest.sh function acpi_walk_namespace (new in
195.xx), acpi_walk_namespace is available since 2.4.0 (checked with lxr)
* conftest.h: reorder and make INIT_WORK implementation more complete
* debian.binary/control.template: rename to *.in
* debian/rules: use same variable substitutions as for debian/*.in to create
debian.binary/control.template
* debian/rules: rename target build-kernel-stamp to module-source-stamp,
reindent, simplify and unify; do not require root for building the tarball
* debian/rules: rename target configure-stamp to unpack-stamp and fix
dependencies
* debian/rules: remove unused stamp files, targets and variables
* maintainer scripts:
- synchronize with dh_make templates
- document the target release squeeze for some cleanup operations as a
hint to remove them after squeeze release
- remove code deactivated before etch release
- remove diversion transition and cleanup code introduced before etch
release
- remove libwfb.so diversion cleanup code introduced before lenny release
* nvidia-glx: stop diverting /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libGLcore.so,
was removed in Xorg 1.6, add Breaks: xserver-xorg-core (<< 2:1.6) instead
* nvidia-glx: stop diverting files not seen in etch or later:
- /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libGLcore.a
- /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libglx.a
* nvidia-glx: clean up diversion of /usr/lib/libGL.a (was not being created
in etch or later), the file is provided by libgl1-mesa-swx11-dev which
conflicts with nvidia-glx
* remove empty maintainer script nvidia-glx-dev.preinst.in
* debian/rules, debian/*.install.in: use dh_install instead of manual
installation
* debian/*.dirs: remove or minimize
* debian/rules: reindent and simplify
* debian/rules: switch to dh with a few overrides
* debian.binary/patches/select-nv-kernel.o.ARCH.patch: add new patch instead
of editing files with sed when creating the tarball
* update lintian overrides
* debian/rules: generate most parts of the AUTOGEN list automatically
* debian/changelog, debian/*.README*: whitespace cleanup
* move files: debian.binary/ ==> debian/module/debian/,
Makefile, conftest.*, patches.h ==> debian/module/
* debian/rules: adjust for debian/module/
* switch to source format 3.0 (quilt)
* debian/module/debian/: set source format 1.0, the module source "package"
is shipped as .tar.bz2 and unpacked with tar, therefore no newer features
can be used
* conftest.h: ensure the macros from linux/version.h are available
* debian/module/debian/patches/conditionally-include-linux_version.h.patch:
new patch, ensure linux/version.h is included only once (that header does
not have include guards)
* debian/README*: remove reference to http://people.debian.org/~rdonald
* remove Randall Donald from Uploaders per his request
* debian/control:
- remove dependency on x11-common, probably remained from the X11R6 time
- reformat, synchronize, use more substvars
- add Conflicts with nvidia-glx-legacy-* packages
- reorder packages for better logical grouping
* install the bug-script in all packages as well as in the binary modules
packages built from nvidia-kernel-source
* replace shell script debian/upstream_info with makefile fragment
debian/rules.defs
* debian/rules, debian/README.source: add new target get-orig-source and
simplify instructions for tarball creation:
uscan --report && dch -v <version> && debian/rules get-orig-source
* fix-2.6.33-build.patch: remove, fixed by upstream in 195.36.24
* libcuda1.symbols: update for symbol changes in 195.xx
* nvidia-kernel-source.README.Debian: mention dkms and m-a before everything
else, drop some very outdated information
* debian/rules.defs, debian/rules: add variable/placeholder LEGACY
and new subst vars nvidia:Legacy and nvidia:LegacyDesc
Override entries for your package:
libcuda1-dev_195.36.24-1_i386.deb - optional non-free/libdevel
libcuda1_195.36.24-1_i386.deb - optional non-free/libs
nvidia-glx-dev_195.36.24-1_i386.deb - optional non-free/x11
nvidia-glx_195.36.24-1_i386.deb - optional non-free/x11
nvidia-graphics-drivers_195.36.24-1.dsc - source non-free/x11
nvidia-kernel-source_195.36.24-1_i386.deb - optional non-free/kernel
nvidia-libvdpau-dev_195.36.24-1_i386.deb - optional non-free/libdevel
nvidia-libvdpau1_195.36.24-1_i386.deb - optional non-free/libs
nvidia-vdpau-driver_195.36.24-1_i386.deb - optional non-free/libs
Announcing to debian-devel-changes at lists.debian.org
Closing bugs: 241994 254859 279182 295909 303521 334848 368669 394085 395226 460509 473378 523879 528758 534535 571674 575457 575550 578589
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