Additionnal note for the previous comment: it also works when Sync to
VBlank is enabled (tested with glxgears), but causes tearing for the 60
hz monitor.
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Hello,
In my case, appending __GL_SYNC_DISPLAY_DEVICE=DP-0 in the
/etc/environment file (DP-0 is my 144hz monitor - see X Server XVideo
Settings in NVIDIA X Server Settings) seems to works (config: GTX
1070/60 Hz + 144 Hz monitors).
I forced resolution + frequency in NVIDIA X Server Settings for
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1838713
Title:
Public bug reported:
When starting a virtual machine in Virtualbox, the message "Kernel driver not
installed" (see attachment) is displayed. Reinstalling the package
virtualbox-dkms result in an error : "Error! Bad return status for module build
on kernel: 5.0.0-23-generic (x86_64)
Consult
** Description changed:
The default systemctl fstrim.timer on Ubuntu 18.04 entirely freeze the
computer once a week (usually on Monday midnight) in the case of a dual
boot system installed on a SSD (Windows/Ubuntu) due to high IO overhead.
I also had several freeze at boot due to the same
** Summary changed:
- systemctl fstrim.timer freeze computer with an SSD with dual boot system
Windows 10/Ubuntu 18.04
+ systemctl fstrim.timer freeze computer with a SSD on a dual boot system
Windows 10/Ubuntu 18.04
** Description changed:
The default systemctl fstrim.timer on Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
The default systemctl fstrim.timer on Ubuntu 18.04 entirely freeze the
computer once a week (usually on Monday midnight) in the case of a dual
boot system installed on a SSD (Windows/Ubuntu) due to high IO overhead.
I also had several freeze at boot due to the same problem.
