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I've recently purchased the nVidia GTX760 to replace my ATI HD7850 graphic card (which, albeit powerful, has a fair share of driver issues). However, something started happening after I plugged in nVidia. Every now and then, it seems that the X would freeze. Now I'm not sure if X is freezing or what, so I'll explain the symptoms: I cannot click anywhere, it won't respond to anything. I can move my mouse and switch to tty1 (and others), and even go back to my X session. When I go back to the X session, one window would be completely black (no borders or content or anything) - and that window from what I've noticed so far is always Google Chrome (not sure if that's relevant at all, since Chrome is always opened for me).
Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Assuming you've installed the proprietary nvidia driver and confirmed it's running, as a test, try the LTS kernel:
pacman -S linux-lts nvidia-lts
grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
reboot(iirc grub command is different for UEFI systems, consult the wiki)
Select the LTS kernel at the Grub menu.
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Just to confirm - installing this kernel will not remove the existing one, correct? In other words, GRUB will offer both the lts and the non-lts versions of the kernel?
Thanks.
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