I just ran into this issue yesterday with a fresh install of Xubuntu
14.04.4 on a machine with nVidia 650m video. I can blindly type in
password and then get to lightdm session when in nVidia mode. Switching
to Intel mode the login works as it should. I'm able to run this way for
now, but it's a
Has there any update for this bug or is there a bug tracker for the
Intel driver?
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gpu-manager writes wrong driver in xorg.conf fro
This still happens on 15.04. I have a ThinkPad E540 with Optimus
graphics. Plugging in a HDMI display causes display to go blank.
I found this blog posting which explains that the issue is related to
gpu-manager not working correctly:
This is really a bug in the intel driver, which usually works well with
the nvidia driver. Also, to disable gpu-manager, there's no need to
touch the upstart job (/etc/init/gpu-manager.conf), all you have to do
is boot with the nogpumanager kernel parameter.
** Also affects:
This is also the case with the nvidia-349 driver.
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gpu-manager writes wrong driver in xorg.conf fro nvidia-prime
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: ubuntu-drivers-common (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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I confirm it. 3.16 kernel, nvidia-346 driver, Optimus Nvidia driver
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gpu-manager writes wrong driver in xorg.conf fro nvidia-prime
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