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The flag is there for you to override if you think you know better. We don't answer questions or provide support for any use-case with the proprietary driver.
by Sir_Cmpwn 7y ago
The flag is there for you to override if you think you know better. We don't answer questions or provide support for any use-case with the proprietary driver.
- dTal 7y agoRefusing to run if a particular kernel module is loaded (even if you don't touch it at all) is overstepping. You should at least provide an override flag.