[BugBoy]

I installed XBMC Dharma RC1 yesterday on my Asrock ION 330HT and I noticed it is still shipping with old nVidia drivers. When I looked at the nVidia website I noticed that v260.19.21 is the latest version and this seems a big gap.

I used the following command to upgrade to the latest nVidia drivers and it seems to work fine:

Code:

$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get upgrade

Is there a reason to keep the v190.x.y drivers, instead of the newer ones? I did notice that I cannot select any VDPAU deinterlacing options and I think I saw these when I ran a previous XBMC Dharma RC3 release.

[Shadow_Mx]

I'm running nvidia-current from x-swat with no problems on both my Revo 1600 machines. I just has to rebuild my xorg.config.

I removed the old drivers prior to installing the newer ones, so you shouldn't have any problems with removing the 190.x files.

[Hannes The Hun]

please remember that

sudo apt-get upgrade

upgrades ALL packages which very well may break your live install

for a driver upgrade, use

sudo apt-get upgrade nvidia-current

while for a XBMC upgrade use

sudo apt-get upgrade xbmc

[BugBoy]

So far... Nothing is broken, but thanks for the update. I will update only XBMC when the final version becomes available...