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After being told that the most recent Nvidia driver now supports xwayland I'd like to setup my GTX 1070 to work with Wayland on gnome.
However, after following all the tutorials in the archwiki on eGPU, Nvidia and Optimus I am unable to get the screen plugged into the GPU to turn on. I only get display via the laptop screen and this sometimes freezes after being booted for a minute.
I am able to get output on Wayland using the nouveau driver but not the Nvidia one. I believe this may be because the property driver doesn't seem to be populating /dev/dri with card1. Only my intel graphics (/dev/dri/card0) is present.
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Did you enable KMS? It's a basic prerequisite for Wayland on nvidia to work: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NVIDIA … de_setting
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Did you enable KMS? It's a basic prerequisite for Wayland on nvidia to work: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NVIDIA … de_setting
Yes I have. Is there a way to verify that this has worked correctly?
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systool -vm nvidia_drmshould show Y for the modeset parameter.
That said I'm not so sure how well multi-gpu and external card setups are going to be supported in general.
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When running systool I get:
Error opening module nvidia_drmAfter running:
sudo modprobe nvidia_drmI get the correct response.
My kernel parameters are:
root=/dev/sda6 rootflags=rw nowatchdog module_blacklist=nouveau nvidia-drm.modeset=1and my mkinitcpio.conf modules are:
MODULES=(nvidia nvidia_modeset nvidia_uvm nvidia_drm)I have also tried booting without any Nvidia modules and I have the same output.
edit: in response to your last comment I have tried amd gpus in the same configuration and this gpu using the nouveau driver and they all work correctly.
Last edited by bweston6 (2021-08-13 08:43:00)
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