Stick on boot with NVIDIA ppa drivers installed
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Each time I install the ppa drivers for my gtx 960m I'm stuck on boot with spam of the following message :[ OK ] Started NVIDIA Persistence Daemon. Stopping NVIDIA Persistence Daemon...
[ OK ] Stopped NVIDIA Persistence Daemon. Starting NVIDIA Persistence Daemon...
The command I issue to install the drivers is :sudo apt-get install nvidia-387
To fix this I have to go on recovery mode and do :sudo mount -n -o remount,rw /
sudo purge nvidia*
I can't find a working solution.
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Each time I install the ppa drivers for my gtx 960m I'm stuck on boot with spam of the following message :[ OK ] Started NVIDIA Persistence Daemon. Stopping NVIDIA Persistence Daemon...
[ OK ] Stopped NVIDIA Persistence Daemon. Starting NVIDIA Persistence Daemon...
The command I issue to install the drivers is :sudo apt-get install nvidia-387
To fix this I have to go on recovery mode and do :sudo mount -n -o remount,rw /
sudo purge nvidia*
I can't find a working solution.
drivers
asked Feb 14 at 21:05
Léo Coletta
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What laptop do you have? Please post the output of:sudo dmidecode | grep -iA9 'system information'. Also, when you are at the login screen, are you able to press ALT + CTRL + F1 to bring up a console?
– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:10
When you see the login screen, are you able to quickly pressALT + CTRL + F1to bring up a console?
– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:19
I have an Acer vn7 nitro black edition. output :System information // Manufacturer : Acer // Product name : Aspire VN7-591G // Version : V1.13 // Serial Number : NXMUVEF003514020836600 // UUID : 3399A846-4C68-5846-B4ED-5ADA0890170E // Make-up Type : Power Switch // Aspire VN7-591G_091B_1.13 // Family : Sharkbay System.Ctrl+ alt + F1 doesnt work but ctrl+alt+F2 do the job instead. @VanessaDeagan
– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:24
From the login screen, doATL + CTRL + F2, then use a text editor to addacpi_osi="!Windows 2015"to yourGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUXline in/etc/default/grub, then runsudo update-initramfs -u. Try rebooting (with the Nvidia driver installed).
– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:30
I have the same problem 😣. The acpi_osi command is inside the quote of GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX line Richter ?
– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:49
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Each time I install the ppa drivers for my gtx 960m I'm stuck on boot with spam of the following message :[ OK ] Started NVIDIA Persistence Daemon. Stopping NVIDIA Persistence Daemon...
[ OK ] Stopped NVIDIA Persistence Daemon. Starting NVIDIA Persistence Daemon...
The command I issue to install the drivers is :sudo apt-get install nvidia-387
To fix this I have to go on recovery mode and do :sudo mount -n -o remount,rw /
sudo purge nvidia*
I can't find a working solution.
drivers
asked Feb 14 at 21:05
Léo Coletta
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Each time I install the ppa drivers for my gtx 960m I'm stuck on boot with spam of the following message :[ OK ] Started NVIDIA Persistence Daemon. Stopping NVIDIA Persistence Daemon...
[ OK ] Stopped NVIDIA Persistence Daemon. Starting NVIDIA Persistence Daemon...
The command I issue to install the drivers is :sudo apt-get install nvidia-387
To fix this I have to go on recovery mode and do :sudo mount -n -o remount,rw /
sudo purge nvidia*
I can't find a working solution.
drivers
drivers
asked Feb 14 at 21:05
Léo Coletta
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asked Feb 14 at 21:05
Léo Coletta
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asked Feb 14 at 21:05
Léo Coletta
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asked Feb 14 at 21:05
Léo Coletta
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asked Feb 14 at 21:05
Léo Coletta
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What laptop do you have? Please post the output of:sudo dmidecode | grep -iA9 'system information'. Also, when you are at the login screen, are you able to press ALT + CTRL + F1 to bring up a console?
– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:10
When you see the login screen, are you able to quickly pressALT + CTRL + F1to bring up a console?
– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:19
I have an Acer vn7 nitro black edition. output :System information // Manufacturer : Acer // Product name : Aspire VN7-591G // Version : V1.13 // Serial Number : NXMUVEF003514020836600 // UUID : 3399A846-4C68-5846-B4ED-5ADA0890170E // Make-up Type : Power Switch // Aspire VN7-591G_091B_1.13 // Family : Sharkbay System.Ctrl+ alt + F1 doesnt work but ctrl+alt+F2 do the job instead. @VanessaDeagan
– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:24
From the login screen, doATL + CTRL + F2, then use a text editor to addacpi_osi="!Windows 2015"to yourGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUXline in/etc/default/grub, then runsudo update-initramfs -u. Try rebooting (with the Nvidia driver installed).
– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:30
I have the same problem 😣. The acpi_osi command is inside the quote of GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX line Richter ?
– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:49
 |Â
show 2 more comments
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What laptop do you have? Please post the output of:sudo dmidecode | grep -iA9 'system information'. Also, when you are at the login screen, are you able to press ALT + CTRL + F1 to bring up a console?
– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:10
When you see the login screen, are you able to quickly pressALT + CTRL + F1to bring up a console?
– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:19
I have an Acer vn7 nitro black edition. output :System information // Manufacturer : Acer // Product name : Aspire VN7-591G // Version : V1.13 // Serial Number : NXMUVEF003514020836600 // UUID : 3399A846-4C68-5846-B4ED-5ADA0890170E // Make-up Type : Power Switch // Aspire VN7-591G_091B_1.13 // Family : Sharkbay System.Ctrl+ alt + F1 doesnt work but ctrl+alt+F2 do the job instead. @VanessaDeagan
– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:24
From the login screen, doATL + CTRL + F2, then use a text editor to addacpi_osi="!Windows 2015"to yourGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUXline in/etc/default/grub, then runsudo update-initramfs -u. Try rebooting (with the Nvidia driver installed).
– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:30
I have the same problem 😣. The acpi_osi command is inside the quote of GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX line Richter ?
– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:49
1
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What laptop do you have? Please post the output of:
sudo dmidecode | grep -iA9 'system information'. Also, when you are at the login screen, are you able to press ALT + CTRL + F1 to bring up a console?– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:10
What laptop do you have? Please post the output of:
sudo dmidecode | grep -iA9 'system information'. Also, when you are at the login screen, are you able to press ALT + CTRL + F1 to bring up a console?– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:10
When you see the login screen, are you able to quickly press
ALT + CTRL + F1 to bring up a console?– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:19
When you see the login screen, are you able to quickly press
ALT + CTRL + F1 to bring up a console?– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:19
I have an Acer vn7 nitro black edition. output :
System information // Manufacturer : Acer // Product name : Aspire VN7-591G // Version : V1.13 // Serial Number : NXMUVEF003514020836600 // UUID : 3399A846-4C68-5846-B4ED-5ADA0890170E // Make-up Type : Power Switch // Aspire VN7-591G_091B_1.13 // Family : Sharkbay System. Ctrl+ alt + F1 doesnt work but ctrl+alt+F2 do the job instead. @VanessaDeagan– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:24
I have an Acer vn7 nitro black edition. output :
System information // Manufacturer : Acer // Product name : Aspire VN7-591G // Version : V1.13 // Serial Number : NXMUVEF003514020836600 // UUID : 3399A846-4C68-5846-B4ED-5ADA0890170E // Make-up Type : Power Switch // Aspire VN7-591G_091B_1.13 // Family : Sharkbay System. Ctrl+ alt + F1 doesnt work but ctrl+alt+F2 do the job instead. @VanessaDeagan– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:24
From the login screen, do
ATL + CTRL + F2, then use a text editor to add acpi_osi="!Windows 2015" to your GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX line in /etc/default/grub, then run sudo update-initramfs -u. Try rebooting (with the Nvidia driver installed).– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:30
From the login screen, do
ATL + CTRL + F2, then use a text editor to add acpi_osi="!Windows 2015" to your GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX line in /etc/default/grub, then run sudo update-initramfs -u. Try rebooting (with the Nvidia driver installed).– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:30
I have the same problem 😣. The acpi_osi command is inside the quote of GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX line Richter ?
– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:49
I have the same problem 😣. The acpi_osi command is inside the quote of GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX line Richter ?
– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:49
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What laptop do you have? Please post the output of:
sudo dmidecode | grep -iA9 'system information'. Also, when you are at the login screen, are you able to press ALT + CTRL + F1 to bring up a console?– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:10
When you see the login screen, are you able to quickly press
ALT + CTRL + F1to bring up a console?– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:19
I have an Acer vn7 nitro black edition. output :
System information // Manufacturer : Acer // Product name : Aspire VN7-591G // Version : V1.13 // Serial Number : NXMUVEF003514020836600 // UUID : 3399A846-4C68-5846-B4ED-5ADA0890170E // Make-up Type : Power Switch // Aspire VN7-591G_091B_1.13 // Family : Sharkbay System.Ctrl+ alt + F1 doesnt work but ctrl+alt+F2 do the job instead. @VanessaDeagan– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:24
From the login screen, do
ATL + CTRL + F2, then use a text editor to addacpi_osi="!Windows 2015"to yourGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUXline in/etc/default/grub, then runsudo update-initramfs -u. Try rebooting (with the Nvidia driver installed).– Vanessa Deagan
Feb 14 at 21:30
I have the same problem 😣. The acpi_osi command is inside the quote of GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX line Richter ?
– Léo Coletta
Feb 14 at 21:49