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Unable to launch graphics if discrete GPU mode is selected at BIOS. #519
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Have you figured it out? I have Identical problem. Also the Legion laptop, but a little bit older (Y540, with intel i7-9750H and GTX1660 Ti), also the Arch Linux, but with the Gnome DE and GDM, also using "dynamic_power_management=fine". The same behaviour: during boot, I am stuck at "reached graphics target". But I have one more, annoying behaviour: I can't even enter tty, because the screen flickers every ~0.5 seconds, and after I enter the tty, it lasts only for that ~0.5 seconds. I can only click the power button to shut down the machine. I have identical logs. I also tried disabling the systemd service in the grub entry, that did not work. Only after uninstalling optimus-manager completely, I can boot with discrete graphics. |
I am also having this issue on my Razer Blade 15 (2021 base) with RTX 3070, linux kernel 6.3.9-arch1-1 Update: |
Sup folks. Let's track this on #533 Currently, Closing as a duplicate. Feel free to contribute with the other case. |
Describe the bug
My laptop allows me to select in BIOS whether to boot with switchable graphics or discrete graphics only. In the latter mode the OS will not see the integrated GPU at all. Optimus-manager worked like a charm under switchable graphics mode but under discrete graphics mode it seems to block the system from launching SDDM. The log stopped right at "reached graphics target" and I had to switch to another tty to see what was going on. Of course, optimus manager isn't supposed to be launched when only the discrete GPU is present, but I wonder if it can somehow "fail silently." I tried disabling the systemd service and/or adding a SDDM conf file that override 20-optimus-manager.conf to revert it's changes back to default, but neither seemed to work. Is there's any simple way to temporarily disable optimus-manager entirely for a boot? If so I might write some scripts that runs ahead of optimus-manager and disables the latter when appropriate. Though optimus manager's nvidia mode under switchable graphics does things pretty similar to what discrete graphics mode could offer, I would still like my system to launch under both modes without problem :) Thanks!
System info
/etc/optimus-manager/optimus-manager.conf
:Logs
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