- #355.63 nvidia graphics driver install problem drivers#
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I changed lines 477-483 of /usr/sbin/bumblebee-nvidia to if then If anyone would like to try it themselves I rebuilt the installer package for x86_64-361.18.
#355.63 nvidia graphics driver install problem Patch#
I submitted a patch to that nvidia-installer github that should fix the problem. nvidia-installer -accept-license -silent -no-x-check -no-nouveau-check -no-recursion -opengl-libdir=lib64/nvidia-bumblebee -opengl-prefix=/usr -x-library-path=lib64/nvidia-bumblebee -x-prefix=/usr -x-module-path=/usr/lib64/nvidia-bumblebee/xorg/modules -compat32-libdir=lib/nvidia-bumblebee -compat32-prefix=/usr The arguments I’m giving the installer right now that work with the stable branch are: Perhaps it could be called -disable-runtime-configuration-check ? adding -no-rpms or -no-distro-scripts or -no-check-for-alternate-installs did not help.
Is there any chance you could make a command line switch to disable this check? I am trying to get this to work in fedora/RHEL Linux and have been making packages for a couple of years. You can add “–no-opengl-files” to get past this but then bumblebee/primus doesn’t work. Third-party OpenGL and/or third-party graphics driver packages. The most likely reason for this is thatĬonflicting OpenGL libraries are installed in a location not inspectedīy nvidia-installer. Which graphics cards and driver versions are supported by XCOM 2 Does XCOM 2 support achievements Switching to a virtual terminal causes the game to crash. (expected: ‘/usr/lib64/nvidia-bumblebee/libEGL.so.1’, found:
But with the newest video driver in the Short Lived Branch version it is no longer possible from what I can tell.ĮRROR: The runtime configuration check failed for the library ‘libEGL.so.1’ I don't have a second DisplayPort cable to test with (I scoured the city for one today, during Black Friday which was a nightmare) and I REALLY don't want to send the monitor back because the actual panel is immaculate with no light bleed, discoloring or dead pixels.In the stable branch (352.55) it is possible to install the nvidia driver in such a way that it can be used with bumblebee. The monitor works just fine via HDMI, but then I can't use GSync or higher than 60hz refresh rate.
#355.63 nvidia graphics driver install problem windows 10#
Installed the Monitor driver from the CD while it's detected as HDMIĬonnect a second monitor via HDMI while Asus on DP, and hit Detect in Windows 10 settings (no display detected via DP)Ĭonnecting monitor to another computer (GeForce GTX 960, doesn't detect monitor via DP) Unplug monitor from wall, wait 10 minutes and try againĬonnect monitor via HDMI and DisplayPort at the same time (nothing detected via DP) Set "Power Saving" to "None" for the PCI-Express in Windows power settings
#355.63 nvidia graphics driver install problem update#
Update the VBIOS on the GTX 970 (v1.82 = NV316MH.186)Įnable "Prefer Maximum Performance" on the GTX in Nvidia Control Panel
#355.63 nvidia graphics driver install problem drivers#
Uninstalling the NVidia drivers entirely using DDU Toggling between HDMI and DisplayPort input in the monitor OSD
Gently wiggle the cable and holding at various angles Reversing the cable (monitor end plugged into GPU end, vice versa) I can also boot into safe mode and the monitor works just fine via DisplayPort there, too. I can boot into BIOS and use the monitor just fine, and it shows the Windows loading logo, but as soon as it should show the login screen it turns off with no signal message. About 3 minutes into the game the monitor just turned off and said "No DisplayPort Input Detected." I went into display settings, set the refresh rate to 144hz, then turned on GSync via the NVidia Control Panel, and then I started up a game. I just got an Asus PG279Q today, and after plugging it in to the only DisplayPort port on my MSI Geforce GTX 970 Gaming it was working perfectly.
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