I had the issue. After trying different things
I created two files, vtrgb and vtrgb.vga as per https://www.apt-
browse.org/browse/ubuntu/bionic/main/all/console-setup-
linux/1.178ubuntu2/file/etc/console-setup (even though I am on Focal
Fossa) and placed them at /etc/console-setup/ .
I ran
P.S. OS is recently installed Linux Mint 20.04.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1068222
Title:
package console-setup 1.70ubuntu5 failed to install/upgrade:
subprocess installed
Ignore my previous two posts.
It's fixed. I uninstalled & reinstalled Nvidia driver related things
(which didn't really want to happen).
I don't know why it happened nor why it produced symptoms related to one
of the posts here (maybe just an unrelated coincidence?) nor why it
happened when I
OK, so this is annoying.
The background behind the report I made on 2018-07-03 (message #47) is
that I have had a Mint install on a desktop computer (fairly old
hardware) and that at some point I started to switch over to the Dell
Latitude E6400 laptop that I mentioned (just swap the hard drive,
'However, the message "Running in software rendering mode" and cpu use
may have gone down slightly but is still extremely high.' should have
been written as 'However, the message "Running in software rendering
mode" remains and cpu use may have gone down slightly but is still
extremely high.'.
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Mortimer, it's still available at the Google cache:
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Ulh1YXwMuK8J:https://dev.getsol.us/T5224
It appears that the fix there addresses the same file and the same line
in that file. However, the lines
But the directions mentioned elsewhere from https://dev.solus-
project.com/T5224 do work even thought they appear to break Bluetooth
(even with the updated instructions workaround mentioned in that
thread).
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Nope, getting rid of '/lib/udev/rules.d/71-nvidia.rules' does nothing.
It's a Mint 19 (Tara) with Cinnamon installation that I sometimes use on
a Dell E6400 which used to work well with it before with earlier
kernels.
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The issue also showed up with on my laptop. I was running Mint 19 (still
on the BETA) which is based on Bionic Beaver, kernel is
4.15.0-24-generic x86_64 bits with Cinnamon 3.8.6. I did try booting
with 4.15.0-22 and it made no difference (which, after reading the
comments here, I see is as
