The driver works properly. However, the configuration is what's at issue
(therefore an apt problem). The configuration that's forcible enforced
in the xorg.conf.d directory doesn't take into account that some devices
have dual video cards. My issue was that there is an onboard Intel video
chipset a
I had this issue and resolved it by modifying the 10-nvidia.conf file to
add the line:
Option "PrimaryGPU" "true"
The problem that I had was that the system would boot with the Intel GPU
and once it go to the X-Display it attempted to use the NVidia drivers
which were not properly initialized.
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