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Latest version not functioning; fails at pre-xorg-start hook. #477
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Same error here:
System info:
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I had a similar issue with same specs as @salperinlea I enabled PCI Power Control + PCI Reset: Hot reset inside optimus-manager-qt and it changed these in optimus-manager.conf. I have a feeling by default the card is booting powered down and can't load the kernel module until it's alive. This seemed to resolve it for me
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The last Manjaro update fixed whatever error I had. Maybe the |
same issue here, although I am running on kernel 5.15 LTS |
I'm also seeing this. Keep reading the no login manager FAQ like the errors say but can't find anything relevant but feel like I'm so spread thin I'm missing something obvious. 5.15.35 LTS (Garuda / Arch) here and ye olde nVidia 390 installed (from the nVidia website since the AUR version is broken due to mismatched packages). Again I've read through the FAQ and docs the message says too about if you don't use a greeter but there is no mention of it. Looking at the service file I see WantedBy=graphical.target so I'm guess this is the issue for me. Now the question will it function if I change that to multi-user.target?! (nope) |
this problem happens to me too, i solve it like this Every time you update the kernel, you need to update the nvidia packages. (It can happen to you even if you use the lts kernel.)
If you do not want to do all these operations, you should install the dkms packages. For example nvidia-390xx-dkms When the kernel is updated it will automatically introduce the nvidia kernel modules. If you don't want to install the dkms package, you can create a hook file
When the kernel is updated, it will automatically reinstall the packages. If you are using an old card like mine, you will get this error every time you update the kernel. I was currently using kernel version 5.15, I'm updating my kernel to show you :) If you don't understand anything from what I wrote, check these resources
it works ,hope it helps you too - Do not forget that every time you update the kernel, you must reinstall your graphics card packages, or you can automate it by trying the methods I mentioned above.
+ This is how I always solve this problem, I hope someone finds it useful
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None of that is relevant. There is no issue with the drivers, the issue is with the switchers pre-hook (not pacmans hooks) and lack of actual docs for running with no greeter. |
I found that stopping the |
Describe the bug
Post reboot after installing optimus-manager-git via the AUR, the package is not usable and the nvidia gpu seems to be powered off. All commands return the error posted below:
System info
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Notably, this has a 4k OLED screen, which has been a stumbling block for linux until fairly recently.
Logs
The log mentioned in the error given is as follows:
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