Using NVIDIA drivers ppa during initial installation process
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My situation is the following.
I got a new laptop, with nvidia video card which is not supported by the 16.04 LTS, so each time I install ubuntu, I have to set nouveau.modeset=0 kernel parameter in order to run X.
Once I do that, X runs correctly, I add the graphics drivers ppa and install the latest NVIDIA drivers and all works fine.
In order to avoid this situation, is there a way to force the installation process to use the PPA, and install the latest drivers?
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asked Feb 14 at 7:27
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My situation is the following.
I got a new laptop, with nvidia video card which is not supported by the 16.04 LTS, so each time I install ubuntu, I have to set nouveau.modeset=0 kernel parameter in order to run X.
Once I do that, X runs correctly, I add the graphics drivers ppa and install the latest NVIDIA drivers and all works fine.
In order to avoid this situation, is there a way to force the installation process to use the PPA, and install the latest drivers?
system-installation ppa
asked Feb 14 at 7:27
gat1
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Not exactly what I was looking for, but the customizer tool can be used to create a custom iso. github.com/kamilion/customizer
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Feb 19 at 7:32
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My situation is the following.
I got a new laptop, with nvidia video card which is not supported by the 16.04 LTS, so each time I install ubuntu, I have to set nouveau.modeset=0 kernel parameter in order to run X.
Once I do that, X runs correctly, I add the graphics drivers ppa and install the latest NVIDIA drivers and all works fine.
In order to avoid this situation, is there a way to force the installation process to use the PPA, and install the latest drivers?
system-installation ppa
asked Feb 14 at 7:27
gat1
11
My situation is the following.
I got a new laptop, with nvidia video card which is not supported by the 16.04 LTS, so each time I install ubuntu, I have to set nouveau.modeset=0 kernel parameter in order to run X.
Once I do that, X runs correctly, I add the graphics drivers ppa and install the latest NVIDIA drivers and all works fine.
In order to avoid this situation, is there a way to force the installation process to use the PPA, and install the latest drivers?
system-installation ppa
system-installation ppa
asked Feb 14 at 7:27
gat1
11
asked Feb 14 at 7:27
gat1
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asked Feb 14 at 7:27
gat1
11
asked Feb 14 at 7:27
gat1
11
asked Feb 14 at 7:27
gat1
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Not exactly what I was looking for, but the customizer tool can be used to create a custom iso. github.com/kamilion/customizer
– gat1
Feb 19 at 7:32
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Not exactly what I was looking for, but the customizer tool can be used to create a custom iso. github.com/kamilion/customizer
– gat1
Feb 19 at 7:32
Not exactly what I was looking for, but the customizer tool can be used to create a custom iso. github.com/kamilion/customizer
– gat1
Feb 19 at 7:32
Not exactly what I was looking for, but the customizer tool can be used to create a custom iso. github.com/kamilion/customizer
– gat1
Feb 19 at 7:32
add a comment |Â
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Not exactly what I was looking for, but the customizer tool can be used to create a custom iso. github.com/kamilion/customizer
– gat1
Feb 19 at 7:32