Thank you have locating the error for me.
What should I do?
Ken
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> Thanks. The problem indeed looks like it's confined to the Nvidia
> driver:
>
> Apr 07 13:05:05 Kens-computer
The attached Xorg log files seem to show that it knows about both GPUs
and it claims to be using both...
1. Are you able to work around the problem by logging into "Ubuntu on
Wayland" instead?
2. Does the same problem also occur in Ubuntu 20.04 (to be released
soon)?
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Please try logging into "Ubuntu on Wayland" from the login screen and
tell us if that avoids the problem.
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** Summary changed:
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Thanks. The problem indeed looks like it's confined to the Nvidia
driver:
Apr 07 13:05:05 Kens-computer /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[3091]: (EE)
NVIDIA(0): Failed to allocate software rendering cache surface: out of
Apr 07 13:05:05 Kens-computer /usr/lib/gdm3/gdm-x-session[3091]: (EE)
NVIDIA(0):
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I forgot to mention; if the Nvidia driver is in a mode that will support
Wayland we still hide the Wayland option. To unhide it you need to
comment out the last line of:
/usr/lib/udev/rules.d/61-gdm.rules
Although that will reintroduce bug 1705369 so you might need to also use
one of the other
I forgot to mention; if the Nvidia driver is in a mode that will support
Wayland we still hide the Wayland option. To unhide it you need to
uncomment the last line of:
/usr/lib/udev/rules.d/61-gdm.rules
Although that will reintroduce bug 1705369 so you might need to also use
one of the other
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1870637 ***
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Thanks for the bug report. This does indeed look like a duplicate of bug
1870637:
[10.855] (--) modeset(0): HDMI max TMDS frequency 30KHz
[10.855] (II) modeset(0): Not using default mode
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Unable to get 4K 60Hz on nvidia GT 1030 on AMD Ryzen 5 2600
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My wifi adapter won't connect under Kubuntu. It works fine when I boot
the same laptop under Ubuntu 18.04, but when I boot under Kubuntu 20.04,
I get "Configuring Interface" followed by "Wireless interface (wlp1s0)
The wifi network could not be found."
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The only difference is that i switched from a Ryzen 2200G CPU to a Ryzen 5 2600.
Still running a zotac nvidia GT1030 graphics card.
I was not sure how to get the
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gets locked, but I expect it to stay on and be locked. In Ubuntu 20.04.
when I do it the screen gets locked but get immediately black a sit
would be in standby. The screen should stay
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use the trackpoint in Windows it is working very smooth. It responses to
the finger touch in a "lighter and smoother way". When I use the
Trackpoint in Ubuntu 20.04 (or even 18.04)
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Now, I switched back to Nvidia 440, scale 100% and I'm able to use the
system again. (Of course, I can hardly read anything, because it is so
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I did some additional testing. If I set the scale in .config/monitors.xml back
to 1, I am able to login again. So the problem is caused by the scaling. If I
set the scaling is set to 200% everything works well until the next reboot.
It tried the nvidia driver 435 and had the same effect.
I
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I recently installed Ubuntu 20.04 (20200402) with LVM encryption and automatic
logon.
So I enter my encryption password and after the motherboards boot logo it will
login automatically to desktop. I also chose the additional drivers and so
nvidia-driver-440.
Everything
I found the wayland option on the login screen and i enabled it,
than i selected the nvidia 440 driver, rebooted and i was back to full hd, not
being able to get 4K @60
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I don't see an option at the login screen to switch to wayland, how do i
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Nvidia+modeset: Can't set 4K@60Hz: HDMI
The first time i was able to install third party propietary software
through the ubuntu installation process. (So nvidia was enabled after
the ubuntu installation process if i remeber correctly.
Today I installed the nvidia driver through Updatemanagement console, because
currently the ubuntu
I find nvidia optimus also can`t be poweroff. Note only when "lspci |
grep VGA" return (rev ff) means nvidia card has been shutdown. This
problem may come from Debian , most of(may be all of) Debian based
distribution have this problem. Fedora and Arch with bumblebee work fine
on my laptop.
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Just to add, I also get an error message sporadically popping up saying
"System program problem detected". Strange thing is that Budgie Desktop
Settings is accessible via right-click on desktop and
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Xorg assert failure: Xorg:
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I am creating a new computer platforms. It provides two video sources:
an Intel i915 DisplayPort and an AST2500 VGA. The i915 also provides
HDMI, but it is disconnected/disabled.
EXPECTED BEHAVIOR: Video is presented through the AST2500 to VGA and the
i915 to DisplayPort,
Hi Phuc Minh Cai,
Please remove the old kernel and test this one:
https://people.canonical.com/~khfeng/lp1860754-3/
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ASUS T100HAN
I don't know if this will help find the solution to this problem, but for what
it's worth, here's a solution that worked in my instance & I would very much
like to know why it worked.
System; Lenovo V155-15API (V155 Series)
Processor; AMD Ryzen 5 3500U
Graphics adapter; AMD Radeon RX Vega 8
I've got some new findings here. I tried to use the HDMI cable instead of
Display Port. With HDMI I was able to login and see the desktop. I was able to
reboot several times and it worked well.
Then I switched the scaling to 200% (I'm an old man ;-)) and everything looked
good. However after
I've added systemd to the bug because that seems to be involved in
device permissions, as well as proving useful in the above comments.
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The difference is CONFIG_GPIO_CRYSTAL_COVE=m, so we need to make it
builtin or make it load before i915 in initramfs.
I'll build another kernel for testing.
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How did you install the NVIDIA driver? While I can see the kernel
modules being loaded, I don't see the NVIDIA libraries in the X log.
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Thanks for the response.
Here is the file.
Ken
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> Please:
>
> 1. Reproduce the hang again so the system creates new log files of the
> problem.
>
> 2. On the very next boot (in recovery mode now) run:
>
>
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This is a request for a pre-ack to allow updating the Intel OpenCL
stack to versions that work with the default llvm release in focal,
which is 10.
The problem right now is that a bug in llvm-10 prevents builds against
it in some packages like intel-opencl-clang, which in
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gdm isn't involved in graphics directly so we can probably remove that
here...
** No longer affects: gdm3 (Ubuntu)
** Summary changed:
- GDM displays black screen for a few seconds after resuming from suspend while
using Nvidia proprietary drivers
+ black screen for a few seconds after
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I have a T100HAN in my personal hw collection, so I just booted up a
nightly build of the Fedora 32 workstation livecd on it and that works
fine for me. This nightly build is using a 5.6 kernel.
So the 5.6 kernel can work on this hardware. AFAIK Ubuntu, like Fedora
puts the i915 driver in the
p.s.
There is another issue with 5.5.y and 5.6 kernels on Cherry Trail
hardware, at least with Fedora I'm seeing regular GPU freezes; and
specifically on the T100HAN also spontaneous reboots. I've seen the GPU
freezes on multiple Cherry Trail devices (these require ssh-ing in and
killing
Since you seem to have working DRM support on the card you wish to use,
please try selecting "Ubuntu on Wayland" on the login screen.
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Let's use bug 1870637. This is looking too familiar.
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Unless the nvidia kernel driver is in drm modesetting mode, and I can't
see where that was turned on?...
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Certainly sounds like a software bug if 'modeset' is being used while
the nvidia driver is installed.
** Summary changed:
- 20.04beta: Cannot set 3840x2160
+ Nvidia driver installed but Xorg uses modeset on the Nvidia card.
** Changed in: nvidia-graphics-drivers-435 (Ubuntu)
Please:
1. Reproduce the hang again so the system creates new log files or the
problem.
2. On the very next boot (in recovery mode now) run:
journalctl -b-1 > prevboot.txt
and then attach the resulting file here.
** Tags added: nvidia
** Summary changed:
- Problem Initiating Graphics
Please:
1. Reproduce the hang again so the system creates new log files of the
problem.
2. On the very next boot (in recovery mode now) run:
journalctl -b-1 > prevboot.txt
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> Does your computer not have multiple HDMI ports? If not then it looks
like there's a problem with how the Nvidia driver is installed here.
Yes it does have multiple hdmi ports, i currently use a ryzen 2200g cpu
and yes the problem is only there with the nvidia drivers (all three of
'm).
Oh, it's a desktop.
** Tags removed: hybrid
** Summary changed:
- [nvidia] Ubuntu 20.04 beta: Blank/black screen after login
+ [nvidia] Ubuntu 20.04 beta: Blank/black screen after login on an Nvidia-only
desktop (GeForce GTX 1060)
** Changed in: nvidia-graphics-drivers-440 (Ubuntu)
It sounds like this laptop has a hardware mux and it's trying to drive
the internal LCD directly from Nvidia. I wonder if that's correct or
some switching is missing?...
[ 7.875] (--) NVIDIA(GPU-0): Ancor Communications Inc ASUS MG28U (DFP-6):
connected
[ 7.875] (--) NVIDIA(GPU-0): Ancor
my nVidia Zotac grahpics card GT1030 has only one hdmi2.0 port.
I do not use onboard graphics!
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I bought the 1030GT just because of the hdmi2.0 4K res @60hz
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I'm sorry, there is not xorg directory under .local/share. It doesn't
exist in Ubuntu 19.10 either!
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use the recovery mode.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 18.04
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ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.15.0-91.92-generic 4.15.18
Uname: Linux
** Summary changed:
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sudo apt-get install xfonts-cyrillic fixed it on ubuntu 18.04
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The log file is attached. The issue result is like describe in bug 1871112.
But, only after changing the Graphics Controller to VMSVGA it takes me to
desktop properly.
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no need to get this in the xserver, if someone forces i965 dri driver
they can also live with the brief ugliness after login
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Importance: Critical => Low
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