I was able to install Nvidia Driver 346.35 (as it was the latest version
available in the repository), the situation is indeed beter. The
graphics is no longer corrupted. I am able to use my monitor positioned
on the left side.
There is however one issue, the screen is visible to Ubuntu as a
There is no 346.47 driver in the repo (yet?), do you mean I should
install it using installer from nvidia site?
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I've installed 346.47, and the behaviour is exactly the same. Screen
works on the left-hand side, but full screen behaviour is incorrect.
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Title:
Incorrect display when using monitor on the left
With a new BIOS:
G5ETA1WW (2.61 )
01/22/2015
The system freezes after boot at a login screen. The only option to get
it booted is to go to a BIOS settings and modify settings in a way that
an integrated card is used, and the BIOS doesn't report an Optimus Card
to an operating system.
I did use Live Ubuntu booted from a USB Drive. I have configured BIOS in
my computer to report Optimus and to use Nvidia Optimus technology.
I was able to boot into the system. I have installed recommended Nvidia
Drivers, and restarted the computer. The issue more or less exists,
however now it
I have installed NVIDIA 340.76.
On Nouveau it doesn't happen this way, but Nouveau is a different story.
There I have some sort of artefacts, the system is overall very slow,
and mouse pointer is blinking.
I don't know if this happened prior to Trusty, I was using card in a
discrete mode back
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