Bug#996595: nvidia-legacy-390xx-driver: NVIDIA service is not starting with the system
Andreas Beckmann
anbe at debian.org
Sun Oct 17 22:26:50 BST 2021
On 17/10/2021 19.32, Alessandro Reis de Alcântara wrote:
> I uninstalled every single package from nvidia and libnvidia again. Then I
> reinstalled nvidia-legacy-390xx-driver. The libnvdia-cfg1 was installed
> together again, I have no clue why.... But then, I removed the
> libnvidia-cfg1 package. And then I was able to get the nvidia daemon up at
> initialization.
What command line or which graphical tool did you use to install the
nvidia driver? Something seems to resolve the dependencies and
recommendations differently than in my tests (where I don't see that
library installed).
I'll try to make the mere presence of libnvidia-cfg1 but no other driver
components to no longer enable the "current" nvidia alternative (which
has higher priority than the legacy one).
> I just had a problem starting the cinnamon. I had to modify the
> "/usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/nvidia-drm-outputclass.conf" to get it working
> fine. The file had to be like this:
If you need to make modifications, place them in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/
otherwise they get overwritten on upgrades.
Andreas
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