[mythtv-users] VIA XvMCvld

[Stephen Dolan]

>>I suspect you may see what I have been getting:  invalid module format...
> 
> 
> That usually means that the module was built with a vastly different
> version of gcc than the application trying to insert it.
> 

I'd agree with this interpretation. As a rule, when I update my kernel, 
I always rebuild all the kernel modules at the same time. The one time I 
didn't do this, via.ko and drm.ko loaded ok without error messages, but 
on close inspection of the Xorg.log.0 file I noticed that DRM was unable 
to enable some interrupt. This resulted in all sorts of odd problems.

Anyway, rebuilding the modules solved all problems.

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