OK, I didn't mean to have a guarantee but just a flavour.
I bougth the new GPU, also because in the process of renewing a bit my old
machine, replacing the GPU was quite needed anyhow.
In case it won't work properly I'll give it back, but I'm confident
it'll work.
Thanks for your support.
Regar
I can't be sure that buying a new GPU will solve the problem so that is
at your own risk and expense... But such a new(er) GPU does support
Nvidia's latest drivers. In fact I've been using a GT 1030 in recent
months for my own Nvidia-related work in Ubuntu 20.10. And that card is
roughly 7x more po
Im considering, as your suggestion in the other post, to buy a new GPU (GeForce
GT 1030) and for example I've seen the following on Amazon, with also Prime so
I would get it tomorrow:
- Gigabyte GT 1030 Low Profile 2G - graphics cards (NVIDIA, GeForce GT 1030,
4096 x 2160 pixels, 1257 MHz, 1506
I would be curious to see what a fresh install looks like. Because when
you first started reporting these bugs you had disabled the open source
driver in the kernel, didn't have the proprietary driver installed, and
had installed a custom unsupported kernel. So I am still skeptical that
some of tho
I would be curious to see what a fresh install looks like. Because when
you first stated reporting these bugs you had disabled the open source
driver in the kernel, didn't have the proprietary driver installed, and
had installed a custom unsupported kernel. So I am still skeptical that
some of thos
I installed the OS 3 times in the last two weeks to get rid of the
nvidia problem without any success :-(
I was hoping to find a way to identify in the logs what's going wrong
because a fresh install won't solve the problem.
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That's actually good news then. If you can safely wipe the machine and
reinstall then it sounds like a fresh install might eliminate whatever
the cause of the problem is.
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It was Ubuntu 20.04
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Booting Ubuntu with Nvidia-340 gets stuck on a plain purple screen
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I don't think your choice of hard drive is causing this problem. And
your kernel log reports no errors with the Crucial SSD...
When it was working 2 weeks ago, was that Ubuntu 20.04 or an older
version?
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I actually think it must be somehow related to my configuration, because
in my previous installation in the same machine (I had to install a
fresh new Ubuntu around 2 weeks ago after an HDD major crash), I was
able to install nvidia-340 drivers.
The only difference between the old and the new mach
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