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- #Gamecom 780 driver not working drivers
- #Gamecom 780 driver not working Patch
- #Gamecom 780 driver not working license
Some users found out that using the 340.43 Nvidia drivers with Kepler based video cards allows UHD displays to be powered at 60Hz over a single HDMI.
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Over at Anandtech they have discovered that the dual HDMI requirement isn’t set in stone. DisplayPort outputs are required to reach 60Hz at those resolutions or the use of dual HDMI ports. However, the /etc/local.d/nvidia-udev-workaround.start trick is really not necessary, the /etc/modules-load.d/ is a better place to do this.The HDMI specifications essentially limit the output of UHD (3840 x 2160) to 30Hz and 4K (4096 x 2160) to 24Hz. The module blacklisting helped me (preventing eudev to load the nvidia module). > If there's no "local", in order to try that workaround, you should add it by Made sure that local appears in default runlevel: > chmod +x /etc/local.d/nvidia-udev-workaround.start Created file /etc/local.d/nvidia-udev-workaround.start > which you can see by typing 'lsmod | grep -i nvidia' when your DE works) > (basically, I just blacklisted all nvidia modules that usually are loaded, Added the in /etc/modprobe.d/nf following lines: > it's plain dumb way, but it works for me. > remove nvidia modules if I haven't blacklisted them. > via modprobe and somehow that works perfectly. > loading (by udev, from what I know), I can actually load modules manually
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> At last I noticed that IF I blacklist all modules to prevent them from > comments about blacklisting modules coming from wise people. > So it appears that I was able to circumwent that issue by rethinking all If there's no "local", in order to try that workaround, you should add it by rc-update add local default Created file /etc/local.d/nvidia-udev-workaround.startĬhmod +x /etc/local.d/nvidia-udev-workaround.startĤ. (basically, I just blacklisted all nvidia modules that usually are loaded, which you can see by typing 'lsmod | grep -i nvidia' when your DE works)Ģ. Probably it's not the best way, maybe it's plain dumb way, but it works for me.ġ. NOTE: I couldn't load or remove nvidia modules if I haven't blacklisted them.Īfter that the solution was simple. So it appears that I was able to circumwent that issue by rethinking all comments about blacklisting modules coming from wise people.Īt last I noticed that IF I blacklist all modules to prevent them from loading (by udev, from what I know), I can actually load modules manually via modprobe and somehow that works perfectly. I also think that this might be kind of hardware problem, because I received kernel panic when I did 'emerge to re-emerge nvidia-driver-410.73 after I tried to boot with 410.73. However, I made sure that I built 410.73 against the kernel that I load. Please\x0aNVRM: make sure that this kernel module and all NVIDIA driver\x0aNVRM: components have the same version. NVRM: API mismatch: the client has the version 410.73, but\x0aNVRM: this kernel module has the version 396.54. I also receive sometimes (again, sometimes) following messages in /var/log/messages: caller _nv001112rm+0xe3/0x1d0 mapping multiple BARsģ. nvidia-modeset: Loading NVIDIA Kernel Mode Setting Driver for UNIX platforms 396.54 Tue Aug 14 23:08:
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nvidia 0000:03:00.0: vgaarb: changed VGA decodes: olddecodes=io+mem,decodes=none:owns=io+memĪnd successful load with ~ $ dmesg | grep nvid nvidia-nvlink: Nvlink Core is being initialized, major device number 244
#Gamecom 780 driver not working license
nvidia: module license 'NVIDIA' taints kernel. nvidia: loading out-of-tree module taints kernel. Usually after successful launch of X, DE etc, I get the following output:Īnd when I fail to load with new driver, I get only "nvidia" module.Īccording to dmesg with ~ $ cat dmesg.log | grep nvid Builds fine, but doesn't solve my problem.ġ.
#Gamecom 780 driver not working Patch
I tried to build nvidia-drivers-410.73 with the patch from here: (with modified paths according to Chris Torske at ). I also tried to blacklist nvidia modules. I tried to make nvidia-xconfig with new driver (from tty1 after first boot with new driver) and reboot later. I tried to use every available from portage 410.xx drivers with 4.18.xx kernels and also tried 410.73 with 4.18.xx and 4.19.0. I expected to see X, sddm and KDE loading successfully.ġ. Found out that X server failed to start and I got tty1 promt.