I recently compiled RHEL7 kernel version 105 with latest Nvidia driver 550. After upgrading the kernel to version 114–the latest kernel version does not appear in the boot menu entry except for 105. A “dkms status” points to version 105 instead of kernel version 114. I was under the impression that installing DKMS will do this automatically when updating the kernel. What is the process to do so?
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DKMS will autocompile the driver if the kernel and headers are correctly installed. If the -114 kernel doesn’t even show up in the grub menu, something went wrong installing it.
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