I dug deeper and it is only the linux-generic meta package that depends
on linux-restricted-modules etc so the can be safely removed leaving the
actual kernal intact , I tried this on one of my boxes and it worked,
the hand compiled nvidia driver now survives a reboot.
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linux-restricted modules blocks nvidia driver
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now I have got installed nvidia by envy :P
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as of 2.6.24-15 nvidia-kernel-common is also a kernel dependency this
also blocks the nvidia driver as installed manualy from surviving a
reboot .
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me too have this same problem...
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