Ubuntu 16.04 Persistent - Installing Nvidia Proprietary drivers(Post Login Loop)
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I want to do light gaming with my GT 710. So I went I ahead and installed the proprietary drivers through GUI method. I got a login Loop. I fixed the loop but now I want to install the drivers without getting the loop. What do you guys suggest to do?
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asked Mar 9 at 2:26
Rupansh Sekar
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I want to do light gaming with my GT 710. So I went I ahead and installed the proprietary drivers through GUI method. I got a login Loop. I fixed the loop but now I want to install the drivers without getting the loop. What do you guys suggest to do?
drivers nvidia graphics
asked Mar 9 at 2:26
Rupansh Sekar
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Have you tried the answers here: askubuntu.com/questions/61396/… ?
– Terrance
Mar 9 at 4:26
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You can not install the nvidia driver in persist mode you would have to remaster the iso. Persistence is a way to access data but does not act as a normal installation
– Panther
Mar 9 at 5:06
You can make an installed system in a USB drive (installed like into an internal drive). See this link, Boot Ubuntu from external drive. You can install a proprietary driver in this system (and it will work in computers, that work with that driver, but maybe not in other computers).
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Mar 9 at 9:58
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I want to do light gaming with my GT 710. So I went I ahead and installed the proprietary drivers through GUI method. I got a login Loop. I fixed the loop but now I want to install the drivers without getting the loop. What do you guys suggest to do?
drivers nvidia graphics
asked Mar 9 at 2:26
Rupansh Sekar
162
I want to do light gaming with my GT 710. So I went I ahead and installed the proprietary drivers through GUI method. I got a login Loop. I fixed the loop but now I want to install the drivers without getting the loop. What do you guys suggest to do?
drivers nvidia graphics
drivers nvidia graphics
asked Mar 9 at 2:26
Rupansh Sekar
162
asked Mar 9 at 2:26
Rupansh Sekar
162
asked Mar 9 at 2:26
Rupansh Sekar
162
asked Mar 9 at 2:26
Rupansh Sekar
162
asked Mar 9 at 2:26
Rupansh Sekar
162
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Have you tried the answers here: askubuntu.com/questions/61396/… ?
– Terrance
Mar 9 at 4:26
1
You can not install the nvidia driver in persist mode you would have to remaster the iso. Persistence is a way to access data but does not act as a normal installation
– Panther
Mar 9 at 5:06
You can make an installed system in a USB drive (installed like into an internal drive). See this link, Boot Ubuntu from external drive. You can install a proprietary driver in this system (and it will work in computers, that work with that driver, but maybe not in other computers).
– sudodus
Mar 9 at 9:58
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Have you tried the answers here: askubuntu.com/questions/61396/… ?
– Terrance
Mar 9 at 4:26
1
You can not install the nvidia driver in persist mode you would have to remaster the iso. Persistence is a way to access data but does not act as a normal installation
– Panther
Mar 9 at 5:06
You can make an installed system in a USB drive (installed like into an internal drive). See this link, Boot Ubuntu from external drive. You can install a proprietary driver in this system (and it will work in computers, that work with that driver, but maybe not in other computers).
– sudodus
Mar 9 at 9:58
Have you tried the answers here: askubuntu.com/questions/61396/… ?
– Terrance
Mar 9 at 4:26
Have you tried the answers here: askubuntu.com/questions/61396/… ?
– Terrance
Mar 9 at 4:26
1
1
You can not install the nvidia driver in persist mode you would have to remaster the iso. Persistence is a way to access data but does not act as a normal installation
– Panther
Mar 9 at 5:06
You can not install the nvidia driver in persist mode you would have to remaster the iso. Persistence is a way to access data but does not act as a normal installation
– Panther
Mar 9 at 5:06
You can make an installed system in a USB drive (installed like into an internal drive). See this link, Boot Ubuntu from external drive. You can install a proprietary driver in this system (and it will work in computers, that work with that driver, but maybe not in other computers).
– sudodus
Mar 9 at 9:58
You can make an installed system in a USB drive (installed like into an internal drive). See this link, Boot Ubuntu from external drive. You can install a proprietary driver in this system (and it will work in computers, that work with that driver, but maybe not in other computers).
– sudodus
Mar 9 at 9:58
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What finally fixed the problem for me was disabling the UEFI secure boot option for my OS:
Enter your UEFI Bios utility on boot and navigate to advanced mode.
Disable fast boot
- Go to boot/secure boot and change OS type to "Other OS"
- Save and restart
http://www.rodsbooks.com/efi-bootloaders/secureboot.html#disable
answered May 30 at 18:50
Aaron Oppenheimer
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To prevent the effects of link-rot, would you please show the basic steps?
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What finally fixed the problem for me was disabling the UEFI secure boot option for my OS:
Enter your UEFI Bios utility on boot and navigate to advanced mode.
Disable fast boot
- Go to boot/secure boot and change OS type to "Other OS"
- Save and restart
http://www.rodsbooks.com/efi-bootloaders/secureboot.html#disable
answered May 30 at 18:50
Aaron Oppenheimer
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To prevent the effects of link-rot, would you please show the basic steps?
– SDsolar
May 30 at 21:16
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What finally fixed the problem for me was disabling the UEFI secure boot option for my OS:
Enter your UEFI Bios utility on boot and navigate to advanced mode.
Disable fast boot
- Go to boot/secure boot and change OS type to "Other OS"
- Save and restart
http://www.rodsbooks.com/efi-bootloaders/secureboot.html#disable
answered May 30 at 18:50
Aaron Oppenheimer
11
To prevent the effects of link-rot, would you please show the basic steps?
– SDsolar
May 30 at 21:16
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
What finally fixed the problem for me was disabling the UEFI secure boot option for my OS:
Enter your UEFI Bios utility on boot and navigate to advanced mode.
Disable fast boot
- Go to boot/secure boot and change OS type to "Other OS"
- Save and restart
http://www.rodsbooks.com/efi-bootloaders/secureboot.html#disable
answered May 30 at 18:50
Aaron Oppenheimer
11
What finally fixed the problem for me was disabling the UEFI secure boot option for my OS:
Enter your UEFI Bios utility on boot and navigate to advanced mode.
Disable fast boot
- Go to boot/secure boot and change OS type to "Other OS"
- Save and restart
http://www.rodsbooks.com/efi-bootloaders/secureboot.html#disable
answered May 30 at 18:50
Aaron Oppenheimer
11
edited May 30 at 21:26
answered May 30 at 18:50
Aaron Oppenheimer
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answered May 30 at 18:50
Aaron Oppenheimer
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answered May 30 at 18:50
Aaron Oppenheimer
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To prevent the effects of link-rot, would you please show the basic steps?
– SDsolar
May 30 at 21:16
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To prevent the effects of link-rot, would you please show the basic steps?
– SDsolar
May 30 at 21:16
To prevent the effects of link-rot, would you please show the basic steps?
– SDsolar
May 30 at 21:16
To prevent the effects of link-rot, would you please show the basic steps?
– SDsolar
May 30 at 21:16
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Have you tried the answers here: askubuntu.com/questions/61396/… ?
– Terrance
Mar 9 at 4:26
1
You can not install the nvidia driver in persist mode you would have to remaster the iso. Persistence is a way to access data but does not act as a normal installation
– Panther
Mar 9 at 5:06
You can make an installed system in a USB drive (installed like into an internal drive). See this link, Boot Ubuntu from external drive. You can install a proprietary driver in this system (and it will work in computers, that work with that driver, but maybe not in other computers).
– sudodus
Mar 9 at 9:58