I've done the suggested procedure and opened bug 1889541
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gnome-shell using lot of CPU (costantly 30% - often up
Yes, kernel 5.7 is too new for nvidia-340. You will need to go back to
the official Ubuntu kernel (5.4) first.
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Title:
I tried to reinstall drivers and now I'm getting another error (see
attachment), in particolar it seems there is some compatibility issue
with the last version of kernel:
ERROR (dkms apport): kernel package linux-headers-5.7.10-050710-generic is not
supported
Error! Bad return status for module
Also you might have been hitting bug 1872159. To work around that try
removing 'splash' from the kernel command line.
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You might want to consider the current cheapest Nvidia cards for sale:
* GeForce GT 710 (2x as fast as the GeForce 9600)
* GeForce GT 1030 (7x as fast as the GeForce 9600)
Both of those also support the latest Nvidia drivers (version 450).
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We would need to see the system log from one of those failed boots. To
do that please:
1. Reproduce a failed boot with nvidia-340.
2. Uninstall nvidia-340 and after rebooting collect the log from the
previous failed boot. For example, to collect the last three boots run:
journalctl -b-1 >
1) Yes, sure, I have installed nvidia-340 but I get the described result
:-( --> do you know anything I could do to detect what goes wrong and to
repair it?
2) I know and that's why I also would prefer option 1, but not working I
went for option 3 (which is less worse than 2)
Thanks.
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1) Make sure you are using the nvidia-340 driver, which is what your
card requires. Newer Nvidia drivers probably won't work with that card.
If you still get stuck with a system that doesn't boot properly then
please open a new bug about that.
2) The freezes appear to be bugs in the nouveau
Hi Daniel, and thanks.
Let me give you some history to explain why I had configured it like that, in
order to understand if you could help me or router me to the proper support.
I've been using Ubuntu for around 4 years now and I've collected some
background on my GeForce 9600 GPU and the
I found the problem. Your system only has one GPU (GeForce 9600) which
it needs the 'nouveau' driver to use. But you have disabled the
'nouveau' driver in your kernel command line:
nouveau.modeset=0
and so gnome-shell is using software rendering, hence high CPU. So this
is not a bug.
Please
In future if you need to configure or analyse extensions, please use the
Extensions app (gnome-shell-extension-prefs) and not Gnome Tweaks. But
it looks like the list of extensions is still nice and short.
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Hi Daniel, thanks for your answer.
Please find below mi answers to your points (after >>>):
1. Please run the 'Extensions' app and remove/disable any extensions not
provided by Ubuntu.
>>> if you mean Gnome extensions, I don't have any (see attachment
>>> Tweaks2020-07-29 11-30-17.png)
2. If
1. Please run the 'Extensions' app and remove/disable any extensions not
provided by Ubuntu.
2. If you are using indicator-multiload then please uninstall that (bug
784055).
3. If the problem still persists after rebooting then please run these
commands:
lspci -k > lspcik.txt
gsettings
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