El lun., 4 abr. 2016 a las 12:10, Luca Boccassi (<luca.bocca...@gmail.com>) escribió:
> Thanks, this is useful info. If you run > /usr/lib/nvidia/check-for-mismatching-nvidia-module manually now (with > the current version as the parameter, eg: "340.96"), does it still > hang? If so, could you please add "set -x" at the top and run again, > to see where it hangs exactly? > It's not hanging anymore. I'm sorry I didn't think about this myself. I hope someone having this problem can try it since this could certainly help. I've tried reproducing with a few steps but it didn't happen again. > When you installed the legacy and removed the current, do you still > have the logs? Which packages exactly did you remove? Did you issue a > --purge? There might be a log in /var/log/apt/history.log > I'm attaching the logs. > Not all packages are duplicated between -current and -legacy, one of > the possibilities is that one of those got removed and that's what > might have caused the issue. I don't know exactly what I did. I don't use this computer very much and there were some time lapses between the actions that led to this situation. I didn't have a clear idea of the actions to take to upgrade to the legacy driver, and I like to fiddle with packages plus the upgrades in testing, so it's very possible that I broke something but I didn't ever force the package manager to do anything. By looking at the logs it seems I installed the legacy packages while the current driver was installed, then tried to remove the current driver by purging nvidia-driver and nvidia-driver-bin, after that some package upgrading and installing. Regards. -- Bernat Arlandis
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