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iris driver for old cpu
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I am not completely sure where I should file the bug. I am using Lubuntu
20.04 with lxqt, and since the upgrade to 20.04 iris is the default
graphics driver, which results in crashes in multiple apps including
guvcview and calibre. Setting
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OpenGL not detected (Intel Ivy Bridge + Nvidia GeForce GT 635M)
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Yes the free driver (called "nouveau") should work well on your system,
I think.
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OpenGL not detected (Intel
By uninstalling the Nvidia driver, the OS will still use the card with
the free drivers, or will the video card be left unused on my computer?
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Nvidia controls are not expected to work if the proprietary Nvidia
driver is not installed.
I suggest just uninstalling the Nvidia driver and leaving it that way.
If something doesn't work after that then please open a new bug to cover
the new problem.
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I already did it, now I get other errors:
1. Now it says that Nvidia NV-CONTROL X extension does not detect it
Gtk-CRITICAL **: 23: 12: 30.049: IA__gtk_widget_set_tooltip_markup:
assertion 'GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed
Gtk-CRITICAL **: 23: 12: 30.062: IA__gtk_signal_connect_full: assertion
I experienced the same weird unwanted screen panning with the Nvidia-440
driver today. But in my case only a single monitor is connected.
I suspect the new fractional scaling feature might be related. I was
able to fix it by deleting ~/.config/monitors.xml though next time it
happens I will be
Sorry, it's "ls -al".
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[WinBook TW102] Touch inputs not detected
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It seems to work well with Intel graphics. Though I have seen similar
problems with the Nvidia driver in the past so this might be specific to
your amdgpu driver...
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+ [amdgpu]
kernel: silead_ts i2c-MSSL1680:00: Direct firmware load for silead/mssl1680.fw
failed with error -2
kernel: silead_ts i2c-MSSL1680:00: Firmware request error -2
Log in comment #5 says fw blob is not in position. What is the output of
following command?
$ ls- al /lib/firmware/$(uname
This might be some kind of misconfiguration of the proprietary Nvidia
driver. Please try:
1. Uninstall the Nvidia driver and reboot.
2. Reinstall the Nvidia driver and reboot.
If that doesn't fix the problem then maybe you don't really need the
proprietary driver so just do:
1. Uninstall
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[WinBook TW102] Touch inputs not
Yes, I have the Nvidia Geforce GT 635M card, too (it is supposed), I
have the proprietary drivers for the card, since I did the installation
of Ubuntu 20.04 from scratch and in the installation I assigned the
option of third-party and proprietary software, for On the other hand,
in the "more
I have seen this bug before in other peoples' screenshots but it's never
been discussed itself...
It looks like it might be caused by your gnome-shell extension(s).
Please uninstall all extensions, restart, and then tell us if the
problem persists.
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Status: Incomplete => New
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Moving mouse leaves a trail of squares for a few seconds on a fresh
- 20.04 install. This happens with proprietary nvidia 440 drivers as well
- as nouveau on my GeFOrce GTX 1050 mobile.
+ 20.04 install. This happens with proprietary nvidia 440 drivers on my
+ GeForce GTX
Great!
This bug will automatically close if there are no more comments for 60
days. But I feel that we should understand what happens in broken
configurations like that described in comment #2, so we can identify the
problem faster in future. This is at least the 3rd time I have seen it.
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I have attached a text file containing output from the libinput command.
Journalctl coming next.
Also @vicamo, I have downloaded the firmware file you provided and
placed it as you requested. After rebooting, there was no visible change
in performance.
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The scaling issue is affecting me as well:
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
AORUS GeForce RTX™ 2080 Ti XTREME
2X Acer Predator XB281HK 4K Monitor - Displayport Connected
nvidia-driver-440
Installed alongside Windows 10
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I tried the update this morning as well and got the same effect as
@Fusion.
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Title:
[nvidia] Screen scaling 125% gives
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Monitor setups including portrait orinted monitors cause horizontal
resolution to
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With a multi-monitor setup that includes one portrait oriented screen,
most of the time several of the monitors end up with extended horizontal
resolution to the right, resulting in panning when you move the mouse,
as well as overlap between the screen
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la barra de tareas esta desfasada y en ocasiones provoca problemas para
cerrar o minimizar una ventana. solo es estético. las letras estan fuera
de la barra de tareas. saludos
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 20.04
Package: xorg 1:7.7+19ubuntu14
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Still affected too (just make the latest updrades). State now:
125% --> 200% + large desktop area (I have to scroll down to find apps button
and scroll right to find power)
150% -->black
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I installed Ubuntu 20.04 LTS today, and tried to add google and facebook
account.
Webkit crashes, and loading stops.
When using open-source nvidia driver it works..
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 20.04
Package: libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 2.28.2-0ubuntu0.20.04.1
Tuday after `sudo upgrade`
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When attempting to start xinit as a regular user, I simply get the error
I don't have access rights to /dev/tty0
Even setting setuid and setgid bits on /usr/bin/Xorg or chmod 666 on
/dev/tty0 doesn't work.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 20.04
Package: xorg (not
I no longer get that issue with latest updates for Focal so something
must have fixed it.
Setting to incomplete.
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Tested again a few times: I confirm that switching to nouveau removes
the mouse trail but slows down the desktop to unworkable.
To clarify #6: It could be that in my first test I did not reboot, although
this is quite unlikely.
I could re-install the OS if you want me to try to replicate this.
I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Nvidia driver. As of now it
looks as if the problem has been fixed. I will report tomorrow if the
problem has reappeared. Thank you for your help.
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i am still affected with the bug in ubuntu - how can i get the fix ?
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[nvidia] Screen scaling 125% gives 200%
To
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Nvidia driver,
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Default
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* New upstream release:
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Introduce the new NVIDIA 440
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Title:
Nvidia driver, default configuration, "Use dedicated card option" for
app triggers
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390.132-0ubuntu0.18.04.1
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* New upstream release (LP: #1854485):
- Fixed kernel module build problems with Linux kernel 5.4.0
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340.108-0ubuntu0.18.04.1
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* New upstream release (LP: #1854485):
- Updated the nvidia-drm kernel module for compatibility with the
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440.44-0ubuntu0.18.04.1
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* New upstream release (LP: #1854485).
* debian/patches/13_libxnvctrl_so_0.patch:
- Add -fPIC to the XNVCTRL_CFLAGS.
This
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* New upstream release (LP: #1854485):
- Fixed kernel module build problems with Linux kernel 5.4.0
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* New upstream release (LP: #1854485).
* debian/patches/08_add_prime_support.patch:
- Refresh and make on-demand mode optional.
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debian/templates/nvidia-compute-utils-flavour.postrm.in,
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Ok, talked with Alberto and confirmed that -340 on eoan is still broken,
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As stated on bug #1876052, the default acceleration mode option is none
of the 3 nvidia settings option.
It’s displayed as "Performance mode" when you launch it for the first time,
however:
- default launch is Intel (so no performance mode)
- there is a "Use dedicated card"
Public bug reported:
Fresh install of 20.04 LTS with nvidia binary driver from our archive.
(dual Intel/Nvidia setup)
No setting change has been done. The card supports "On demand".
Tested with Firefox (about:support) and Chrome (config:cpu). Both are showing
the same result:
- default launch
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Daniel van Vugt (vanvugt)
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Status: Confirmed => In Progress
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Status: Confirmed => In Progress
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