Kernel 6.12.0 realtime and Nvidia drivers [fail]

[Babiz]

Hi. I'm just try out new gentoo-sources 6.12.0 on my Laptop with Nvidia dGPU Dell Inspirion 7510 Plus.

So I do "make oldmodconfig" and after short review of my .config, I'll build successfully the kernel image,
I want to try out the new features like Fully Preemptible Kernel (Real-Time) and better support for latest Intel platform power management, RAPL etc...

Well after do "make modules_install & make install" I rebooted so fine (I setup UKI with dracut no initrd and reFind detects new kernel with no other action needed)

So, after reboot on 6.12 landed to VT shell, cause "make oldmodconfig" not add intel i915 support for unknown reason, then I just review again my .config and enable i915 graphics driver later after step following below.

At this stage when try to emerge @x11-modules-rebuild , it fails compile phase of
x11-drivers/nvidia-drivers-565.57.01-r3:0/565::gentoo

Unlucky I no get more logfile now, I'm return back to Preemptible Kernel (Low-Latency Desktop) instead of Fully Preemptible Kernel (Real-Time) as I want to try out.
I see only few lines of nvidia-drivers ebuild log, calls some check on CONFIG_PREEMPT and this means unable to work with CONFIG_PREEMPT_RT.

This is the facts, only for ask here if this is acceptable issue or not... nvidia-drivers is like a pain to get working on my Inspirion laptop, I know issues about power management / suspend & resume,
over Wayland is complete broken, but I'll write details about on another topic cause I want to full debug this issue in the future...

Here my emerge --info below:
Your paste can be seen here: https://bpa.st/SAMQ

Thank to all you reading, and you are welcome if want to talk about it !

[Ionen]

You "can" override NVIDIA's sanity check by setting IGNORE_PREEMPT_RT_PRESENCE=1, but be warned that it's not there for fun and *could* result in various issues like the whole system randomly crashing with kernel panics.

NVIDIA itself also won't be truly RT as far as I understand it and could give poor results. If really need RT for e.g. professional audio work then you likely don't want to use nvidia-drivers.