Jeremi Piotrowski d01ecae74c x11-drivers/nvidia-drivers: make service re-entrant ... Currently the setup-nvidia script fails when re-executed. It should work in cases when the driver is already built and just needs to be loaded, or when it needs to be rebuilt for a new kernel (but driver version may not have changed). To make this work, several changes where necessary: * `./nvidia*.run -x -s` fails when already unpacked. Allow it so that we can rebuild * there are several module dependencies for nvidia modules that are implicit, related to i2c/ipmi. Probe those explicitly. * `[ -f /dev/nvidia* ]` fails because those are character devices, so need a `[ -c ...]` check. * `nvidia-modprobe` previously always failed, because it doesn't actually know the location of the modules and can only call modprobe (modprobe looks into /lib/modules/). We now explicitly probe the important modules, at that point nvidia-modprobe just creates additional device nodes. * `is_nvidia_installation_required` checks whether building and loading is needed. Factor out the loading check so that we can reload the module after an update.		2022-04-25 12:35:29 +02:00
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src/third_party/coreos-overlay	x11-drivers/nvidia-drivers: make service re-entrant	2022-04-25 12:35:29 +02:00