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So I am trying to install a fresh Arch install on my rig with a newly-installed RTX 3090. Unfortunately, it hangs on the "nouveau: unknown chpiset" message. I can't even reboot with ctrl+alt+delete, I have to hold down the power button on the machine.
I have no integrated graphics, so that's not an option. But it's not an issue with nouveau, as Pop OS and Ubuntu install isos work perfectly fine. But with Arch-based isos, at least the two I've tried (vanilla Arch and Manjaro), they won't boot.
I get the exact same message when booting a Pop OS iso, but it still boots up fine, at which point I'm able to install the OS and then install the proprietary drivers.
I really don't want to use an Ubuntu-based distro, but right now I can't use Arch or anything based on it, and don't know what else I can do.
EDIT: Solution is to use both
nomodeset
and
nouveau.nomodeset=1
as boot options on the iso.
Last edited by gardotd426 (2020-09-28 05:48:02)
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Try disabling KMS, if that fails try blacklisting nouveau.
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Thanks a lot, I'd tried nomodeset but it wasn't working, nouveau.nomodeset=1 enabled me to get the iso booted up long enough to install and get the Nvidia drivers installed. Thanks a lot, marking as Solved
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