So, although `pci=nommconf` gets rid of the error flood, it does
apparently make some collateral damage. After a few days under this
kernel parameter, the person who uses the laptop on a daily basis
reported a decrease in responsiveness and stability, with occasional
stutters if I understood
I've been getting a similar problem on a Leopard GP73-8RE laptop from
MSI, on Ubuntu 20.04 as well as 19.10 and 18.04.
This is the message that spammed in my system journal, causing it to
inflate very rapidly to ludicrous proportions:
22:36:51 kernel: alx :03:00.0: AER:[ 7] BadDLLP
@Rajat Pandita: awesome, thanks for sharing!
I came here to report that I too was experiencing this bug: GTX 1060,
up-to-date Focal Fossa beta, NVidia 440 driver series, 5.4.0-24 kernel.
Couldn't log in.
Removing `splash` from grub's kernel parameters solved the issue, but
adding
And in fact, someone has just found a better solution:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-session/+bug/1845801/comments/71
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I was able to pinpoint my problem as well as a workaround:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-session/+bug/1845801
`splash` needs to be removed from grub options: edit
`/etc/default/grub`, remove `splash`, then sudo update-grub
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I installed the last batch of upgrades which included a number of Xorg
and kernel-related packages, and now I can successfully reboot and login
after enabling NVidia drivers. However, I'm stuck at 1024*768
resolution, Gnome display settings don't let me pick anything else and
NVidia X Server
Thanks for your reply. I did tick the "proprietary drivers" checkbox
during the installation, but for some reason nouveau was enabled
afterwards. As for the session-switching gear, it doesn't appear at all
when NVidia drivers are enabled.
Now, the problem persists even on a fully up-to-date beta.
I am having a similar issue. My graphics card is a Geforce GTX 1060 and
the kernel is 5.4.0-21. By default, Ubuntu 20.04 was using `nouveau`
drivers, but nouveau doesn't behave well with some applications I need,
in particular RStudio (which tends to crash under nouveau).
So, I enabled NVidia 440
I'm having the same issue. I downloaded and installed the beta yesterday. When
I opened the Snap Store to install Gimp, the apt repo version was listed...
albeit concealed behind a blank field:
https://i.imgur.com/eZAVN1x.png
See the distribution channel pop-up in the top-right? The first two
