This is happening to me right now (On Ubuntu 19.10, kernel 5.3.0 and
5.3.9, nvidia drivers version 435 and 440)
It only happens when using nvidia GPU. If I prime-select my intel GPU then
there is no issue.
It seems related to the laptop display being on some internal display
port that gets
I just tried on 19.10 and have the same issue. Let me know any logs or
anything is needed to help debug the issue.
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This issue occurs on my lenovo laptop when I install nvidia drivers and then
plug in a second monitor.
If I do not plug in a second monitor this issue never appears for me.
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Just a quick update -- disabling gpu-manager in grub (using nogpumanager
option) lets me get to login screen. However actually logging in the
screen flickers black, and then I hear the login drums again and am back
to login. (just like the description of this bug)
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I have a system with intel graphics and nvidia k2100m. I was running
nvidia-358 and nvidia-prime.
I updated to the newest intel drivers yesterday and now on boot I get an
error about my xorg.conf being incorrect.
If I uninstall nvidia entirely everything boots just fine (i can use
nouveau and
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