installing Nvidia GTX 780 drivers on Ubuntu 16.04
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I'm having trouble installing Nvidia drivers for my GTX 780. A fresh Ubuntu 16.04 installation works fine "out of the box" with my dual display setup (I'm assuming using third party Nvidia drivers), but after I run:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nvidia-384
and restart, the display defaults to some low-res form (single monitor only) and I can no longer log in.
Note: I'm aware that this is related to existing posts here on Nvidia GTX 780 drivers but I didn't see any definitive answers for those.
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I'm having trouble installing Nvidia drivers for my GTX 780. A fresh Ubuntu 16.04 installation works fine "out of the box" with my dual display setup (I'm assuming using third party Nvidia drivers), but after I run:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nvidia-384
and restart, the display defaults to some low-res form (single monitor only) and I can no longer log in.
Note: I'm aware that this is related to existing posts here on Nvidia GTX 780 drivers but I didn't see any definitive answers for those.
16.04 drivers nvidia graphics nvidia-geforce
asked Feb 5 at 14:17
MMagique
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up vote
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I'm having trouble installing Nvidia drivers for my GTX 780. A fresh Ubuntu 16.04 installation works fine "out of the box" with my dual display setup (I'm assuming using third party Nvidia drivers), but after I run:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nvidia-384
and restart, the display defaults to some low-res form (single monitor only) and I can no longer log in.
Note: I'm aware that this is related to existing posts here on Nvidia GTX 780 drivers but I didn't see any definitive answers for those.
16.04 drivers nvidia graphics nvidia-geforce
asked Feb 5 at 14:17
MMagique
11
I'm having trouble installing Nvidia drivers for my GTX 780. A fresh Ubuntu 16.04 installation works fine "out of the box" with my dual display setup (I'm assuming using third party Nvidia drivers), but after I run:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nvidia-384
and restart, the display defaults to some low-res form (single monitor only) and I can no longer log in.
Note: I'm aware that this is related to existing posts here on Nvidia GTX 780 drivers but I didn't see any definitive answers for those.
16.04 drivers nvidia graphics nvidia-geforce
16.04 drivers nvidia graphics nvidia-geforce
asked Feb 5 at 14:17
MMagique
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asked Feb 5 at 14:17
MMagique
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asked Feb 5 at 14:17
MMagique
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asked Feb 5 at 14:17
MMagique
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asked Feb 5 at 14:17
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