Nvidia Proprietary Drivers doesnt allow Ubuntu 16.04.4 to boot
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So after I thought was a successfull installation of ubuntu gnome 16.04.4 dual boot with windows 10 pro, I thought that was the last of problem.
I had to install CUDA and cuDNN on my computer for some deep learning application, thus requiring nvidia proprietary drivers running for the GPU. So I decided to change the additional driver from the default option to using the nvidia driver (nvidia 384.111) . I reboot and went to this blank screen.
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this is a continuation of this problem from this link .
So after I thought was a successfull installation of ubuntu gnome 16.04.4 dual boot with windows 10 pro, I thought that was the last of problem.
I had to install CUDA and cuDNN on my computer for some deep learning application, thus requiring nvidia proprietary drivers running for the GPU. So I decided to change the additional driver from the default option to using the nvidia driver (nvidia 384.111) . I reboot and went to this blank screen.
boot dual-boot drivers nvidia graphics
asked Mar 21 at 2:09
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This is a fairly common issue. Have you tried searching around to see if any other discussion already has a solution that works for you?
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 9:42
@AndrewShum I had already tried several solution but to no avail. I feel that the nvidia driver is very version dependent for example, in the ppa:graphics-drivers repo, I had this version code for nvidia-384.111 --> 384.111-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 so I thought this driver is only tested for ubuntu 16.04.1, currently I have 16.04.4. The whole choosing the version game is quite the challenge over here so if anyone can enlighten me some rule of thumb, I would really appreciate it.
– snookrun
Mar 21 at 15:52
If you have already tried other solutions, perhaps you should edit your post to contain information about what you tried and the results. That would help others get a better idea of what is going on as well as cut down on time wasted on suggesting solutions you have already tried.
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 17:48
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this is a continuation of this problem from this link .
So after I thought was a successfull installation of ubuntu gnome 16.04.4 dual boot with windows 10 pro, I thought that was the last of problem.
I had to install CUDA and cuDNN on my computer for some deep learning application, thus requiring nvidia proprietary drivers running for the GPU. So I decided to change the additional driver from the default option to using the nvidia driver (nvidia 384.111) . I reboot and went to this blank screen.
boot dual-boot drivers nvidia graphics
asked Mar 21 at 2:09
snookrun
2114
this is a continuation of this problem from this link .
So after I thought was a successfull installation of ubuntu gnome 16.04.4 dual boot with windows 10 pro, I thought that was the last of problem.
I had to install CUDA and cuDNN on my computer for some deep learning application, thus requiring nvidia proprietary drivers running for the GPU. So I decided to change the additional driver from the default option to using the nvidia driver (nvidia 384.111) . I reboot and went to this blank screen.
boot dual-boot drivers nvidia graphics
boot dual-boot drivers nvidia graphics
asked Mar 21 at 2:09
snookrun
2114
asked Mar 21 at 2:09
snookrun
2114
asked Mar 21 at 2:09
snookrun
2114
asked Mar 21 at 2:09
snookrun
2114
asked Mar 21 at 2:09
snookrun
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This is a fairly common issue. Have you tried searching around to see if any other discussion already has a solution that works for you?
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 9:42
@AndrewShum I had already tried several solution but to no avail. I feel that the nvidia driver is very version dependent for example, in the ppa:graphics-drivers repo, I had this version code for nvidia-384.111 --> 384.111-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 so I thought this driver is only tested for ubuntu 16.04.1, currently I have 16.04.4. The whole choosing the version game is quite the challenge over here so if anyone can enlighten me some rule of thumb, I would really appreciate it.
– snookrun
Mar 21 at 15:52
If you have already tried other solutions, perhaps you should edit your post to contain information about what you tried and the results. That would help others get a better idea of what is going on as well as cut down on time wasted on suggesting solutions you have already tried.
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 17:48
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This is a fairly common issue. Have you tried searching around to see if any other discussion already has a solution that works for you?
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 9:42
@AndrewShum I had already tried several solution but to no avail. I feel that the nvidia driver is very version dependent for example, in the ppa:graphics-drivers repo, I had this version code for nvidia-384.111 --> 384.111-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 so I thought this driver is only tested for ubuntu 16.04.1, currently I have 16.04.4. The whole choosing the version game is quite the challenge over here so if anyone can enlighten me some rule of thumb, I would really appreciate it.
– snookrun
Mar 21 at 15:52
If you have already tried other solutions, perhaps you should edit your post to contain information about what you tried and the results. That would help others get a better idea of what is going on as well as cut down on time wasted on suggesting solutions you have already tried.
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 17:48
This is a fairly common issue. Have you tried searching around to see if any other discussion already has a solution that works for you?
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 9:42
This is a fairly common issue. Have you tried searching around to see if any other discussion already has a solution that works for you?
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 9:42
@AndrewShum I had already tried several solution but to no avail. I feel that the nvidia driver is very version dependent for example, in the ppa:graphics-drivers repo, I had this version code for nvidia-384.111 --> 384.111-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 so I thought this driver is only tested for ubuntu 16.04.1, currently I have 16.04.4. The whole choosing the version game is quite the challenge over here so if anyone can enlighten me some rule of thumb, I would really appreciate it.
– snookrun
Mar 21 at 15:52
@AndrewShum I had already tried several solution but to no avail. I feel that the nvidia driver is very version dependent for example, in the ppa:graphics-drivers repo, I had this version code for nvidia-384.111 --> 384.111-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 so I thought this driver is only tested for ubuntu 16.04.1, currently I have 16.04.4. The whole choosing the version game is quite the challenge over here so if anyone can enlighten me some rule of thumb, I would really appreciate it.
– snookrun
Mar 21 at 15:52
If you have already tried other solutions, perhaps you should edit your post to contain information about what you tried and the results. That would help others get a better idea of what is going on as well as cut down on time wasted on suggesting solutions you have already tried.
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 17:48
If you have already tried other solutions, perhaps you should edit your post to contain information about what you tried and the results. That would help others get a better idea of what is going on as well as cut down on time wasted on suggesting solutions you have already tried.
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 17:48
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This is a fairly common issue. Have you tried searching around to see if any other discussion already has a solution that works for you?
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 9:42
@AndrewShum I had already tried several solution but to no avail. I feel that the nvidia driver is very version dependent for example, in the ppa:graphics-drivers repo, I had this version code for nvidia-384.111 --> 384.111-0ubuntu0.16.04.1 so I thought this driver is only tested for ubuntu 16.04.1, currently I have 16.04.4. The whole choosing the version game is quite the challenge over here so if anyone can enlighten me some rule of thumb, I would really appreciate it.
– snookrun
Mar 21 at 15:52
If you have already tried other solutions, perhaps you should edit your post to contain information about what you tried and the results. That would help others get a better idea of what is going on as well as cut down on time wasted on suggesting solutions you have already tried.
– Andrew Shum
Mar 21 at 17:48