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r/linux • u/TheNavyCrow • 17h ago
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I wonder how can we install nvidia drivers now, which is built against the kernel source, and we cannot sign it with a "trusted" singing key for secure boot.
2 u/MatchingTurret 16h ago Maybe rpmfusion will add signed modules. Or people interested in this will have to wait until NOVA becomes usable. 1 u/friendlyreminder_ 9h ago If the distro signs it it'll work. Ubuntu and Opensuse both compile and sign it with the exact same key they use for the kernel itself. 1 u/Indolent_Bard 7h ago Well, Valve did say Nvidia drivers are coming to SteamOS in 2027, so that probably means we won't have to sign them anymore.
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Maybe rpmfusion will add signed modules. Or people interested in this will have to wait until NOVA becomes usable.
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If the distro signs it it'll work. Ubuntu and Opensuse both compile and sign it with the exact same key they use for the kernel itself.
Well, Valve did say Nvidia drivers are coming to SteamOS in 2027, so that probably means we won't have to sign them anymore.
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u/Bitdomo92 16h ago
I wonder how can we install nvidia drivers now, which is built against the kernel source, and we cannot sign it with a "trusted" singing key for secure boot.