BSD Ports

x11/nvidia-driver-340 340.108_5 MidnightBSD

System
MidnightBSD
Repository
mports
Maintainer
[email protected]
Last update
Commit
a05ee84a11
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Description

In the other systems

SystemPortVersion
MidnightBSDx11/nvidia-driver-340340.108_5
FreeBSDx11/nvidia-driver-340340.108_6
HardenedBSDx11/nvidia-driver-340340.108_6
GhostBSDx11/nvidia-driver-340340.108_5

Install

Binary package:

mport install -340

From mports:

cd /usr/mports/x11/nvidia-driver-340 && make install clean

To depend on this port in another port's Makefile:

RUN_DEPENDS=	-340>0:x11/nvidia-driver-340

Dependencies

No port depends on this one.

Files

distinfo 2
FileSizeSHA256
NVIDIA-FreeBSD-x86_64-340.108.tar.gz6.1500286e+07f58fc793995008fd07719e3d001b1ad4b3547cfbc7084aec769098daa02e336f
NVIDIA-FreeBSD-x86-340.108.tar.gz6.0616768e+0787b8523fb29e2bf51c2daf555e6dc46bbc6e5fd76b07a2034d3a5485a7cf99bf

Commit history 1

DateCommitCreditsLog message
a05ee84a11 Lucas Holt x11/nvidia-driver: add CPE identifier so mport audit can see it
mport audit matches installed packages against sec.midnightbsd.org by CPE, and these packages shipped an empty cpe field, so audit could not report NVIDIA driver vulnerabilities at any version. NVD files the driver as nvidia:gpu_driver rather than by the port name, which is why a name-based sweep does not find it; the identifier is taken from the FreeBSD port, which has carried it for some time. There are 127 CVEs recorded against it. Setting this in the master port covers the legacy slave ports too, each with its own version. Checked against the audit API: 390.157 56 CVEs 470.256.02 6 CVEs 580.126.09 0 CVEs (current branch is clean) PORTREVISION bumped on the master and on each slave so the rebuilt packages pick up the metadata. …