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[MFeif <matt.feifarek@xxxxxxxxx>]

No, of course that's not it.

When you get a new kernel, if you haven't compiled the module for nvidia
it simply isn't there, and simply will not work. Note that I didn't say
that my X won't start, or that I no longer have 3D acceleration, or that
my nvidia drivers are no longer present.

That's not what's happening to me. The module is there; it has been
compiled for the current kernel.

I continued to have this problem up until and including yesterday.

I have upgraded today to Karmic; we'll see how I do now.

I'm changing the status back from Invalid.

** Changed in: nvidia-graphics-drivers-180 (Ubuntu)
       Status: Invalid => New

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