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Late last year I upgraded my desktop with an Asus GeForce 8800GTX board, and installed 2 displays. All was working fine for months, but late last year at start-up Ubuntu boots to horizontal white and black bars. No sign-on screen. I also upgraded to an AsRock AB350 board and Ryzen 3 1300X cpu. I attempted multiple fixes to Nvidia drivers from the forums without success. Will the Nvidia -Wayland conflict be corrected with Ubuntu 18.04?
At the moment I have reverted back to Windows until I am confident that Ubuntu (any flavor) will work with my current hardware configuration. Are there any other fixes I can do?
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Late last year I upgraded my desktop with an Asus GeForce 8800GTX board, and installed 2 displays. All was working fine for months, but late last year at start-up Ubuntu boots to horizontal white and black bars. No sign-on screen. I also upgraded to an AsRock AB350 board and Ryzen 3 1300X cpu. I attempted multiple fixes to Nvidia drivers from the forums without success. Will the Nvidia -Wayland conflict be corrected with Ubuntu 18.04?
At the moment I have reverted back to Windows until I am confident that Ubuntu (any flavor) will work with my current hardware configuration. Are there any other fixes I can do?
drivers nvidia wayland
asked Apr 21 at 2:04
David Adams
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18.04 will be defaulting back to XOrg instead of Wayland but it will have both installed. Until then, have you tried using Ubuntu 17.10 with XOrg? See: askubuntu.com/questions/961304/…
– Terrance
Apr 21 at 3:00
My installation of 17.10 is not showing an Xorg option. I will hold for 18.04.
– David Adams
Apr 21 at 14:26
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Late last year I upgraded my desktop with an Asus GeForce 8800GTX board, and installed 2 displays. All was working fine for months, but late last year at start-up Ubuntu boots to horizontal white and black bars. No sign-on screen. I also upgraded to an AsRock AB350 board and Ryzen 3 1300X cpu. I attempted multiple fixes to Nvidia drivers from the forums without success. Will the Nvidia -Wayland conflict be corrected with Ubuntu 18.04?
At the moment I have reverted back to Windows until I am confident that Ubuntu (any flavor) will work with my current hardware configuration. Are there any other fixes I can do?
drivers nvidia wayland
asked Apr 21 at 2:04
David Adams
11
Late last year I upgraded my desktop with an Asus GeForce 8800GTX board, and installed 2 displays. All was working fine for months, but late last year at start-up Ubuntu boots to horizontal white and black bars. No sign-on screen. I also upgraded to an AsRock AB350 board and Ryzen 3 1300X cpu. I attempted multiple fixes to Nvidia drivers from the forums without success. Will the Nvidia -Wayland conflict be corrected with Ubuntu 18.04?
At the moment I have reverted back to Windows until I am confident that Ubuntu (any flavor) will work with my current hardware configuration. Are there any other fixes I can do?
drivers nvidia wayland
asked Apr 21 at 2:04
David Adams
11
asked Apr 21 at 2:04
David Adams
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asked Apr 21 at 2:04
David Adams
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asked Apr 21 at 2:04
David Adams
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18.04 will be defaulting back to XOrg instead of Wayland but it will have both installed. Until then, have you tried using Ubuntu 17.10 with XOrg? See: askubuntu.com/questions/961304/…
– Terrance
Apr 21 at 3:00
My installation of 17.10 is not showing an Xorg option. I will hold for 18.04.
– David Adams
Apr 21 at 14:26
add a comment |Â
1
18.04 will be defaulting back to XOrg instead of Wayland but it will have both installed. Until then, have you tried using Ubuntu 17.10 with XOrg? See: askubuntu.com/questions/961304/…
– Terrance
Apr 21 at 3:00
My installation of 17.10 is not showing an Xorg option. I will hold for 18.04.
– David Adams
Apr 21 at 14:26
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18.04 will be defaulting back to XOrg instead of Wayland but it will have both installed. Until then, have you tried using Ubuntu 17.10 with XOrg? See: askubuntu.com/questions/961304/…
– Terrance
Apr 21 at 3:00
18.04 will be defaulting back to XOrg instead of Wayland but it will have both installed. Until then, have you tried using Ubuntu 17.10 with XOrg? See: askubuntu.com/questions/961304/…
– Terrance
Apr 21 at 3:00
My installation of 17.10 is not showing an Xorg option. I will hold for 18.04.
– David Adams
Apr 21 at 14:26
My installation of 17.10 is not showing an Xorg option. I will hold for 18.04.
– David Adams
Apr 21 at 14:26
add a comment |Â
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18.04 will be defaulting back to XOrg instead of Wayland but it will have both installed. Until then, have you tried using Ubuntu 17.10 with XOrg? See: askubuntu.com/questions/961304/…
– Terrance
Apr 21 at 3:00
My installation of 17.10 is not showing an Xorg option. I will hold for 18.04.
– David Adams
Apr 21 at 14:26