@Sebastien
I tried twice using Nvidia driver 375.66.
I also reset nvidia-drm.modeset to its default 0.
The first try, grub had nomodeset in it, and the system was able to
boot, the wayland session was filtered out.
The second time with grub default settings (no nomodeset), the system
was not able
@Daniel
I did not uncomment #WaylandEnable=false as mentioned in comment #8. I
think Sebastien was right but the grub modification was required. I was
able to boot by adding nomodeset to grub. Wayland session was filtered
out. Perhaps this is a workaround.
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@Daniel
This is what I did:
1- Without the bug, this is the output
cat /proc/cmdline:
BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-4.11.0-11-generic.efi.signed
root=UUID=fa4d9534-68f3-4605-bbf7-5b5ea275471d ro quiet splash nomodeset
vt.handoff=7
2- In /etc/default/grub I changed this line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAU
@Daniel
You're right, my integrated GPU was enabled, after disabling it, I was
able to boot even without the 'nomodeset' fix. No wayland option, but
still works. :)
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@vanvugt, the "nomodeset" is removed. After disabling the integrated
graphics, I did not need it.
I just enabled the integrated graphics and got the same behavior as before.
- Select ubuntu from menu
- 2 monitors go dark, and 1 monitor display a gray background with nothing in
it.
All my monitor
I am having the same issue on Ubuntu 17.10 with gdm3.
- Lightdm works
- Nouveau driver works
- Nvidia driver 375.66 (proprietary) does not work
- Nvidia driver 384.47 (open source) does not work
- Nvidia drivers work with Ubuntu Gnome 17.04
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Public bug reported:
This bug is very similar to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-gnome/+bug/1559576
which is closed. I have been asked to open a new bug report.
The issue is on Ubuntu 17.10 with gdm3 fully updated as of July 20,
2017. I upgraded to 17.10 from a freshly installed Ubuntu 17.04.
@Daniel
I tested Option 1 and it worked but I had to add nomodeset to grub because I
was stuck on boot after a message like this
/dev/sda2: clean, files, ... blocks.
It worked using Nvidia driver 375.66, version 384.47 worked but the graphics
were terrible, I think it was a FPS issue.
Opti
