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I'm having a bit of a problem I just upgraded to a 3060 ti. I cant get past grub it just hangs on booting into arch. I cant figure out how to boot into the tty either. My prior gpu was an amd radeon.
Last edited by Mrhawkbox (2022-07-07 22:37:37)
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NVIDIA
And post a journal froma failed boot.
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NVIDIA
And post a journal froma failed boot.
I cant get into a terminal. I tried ctrl alt f1-f12. I forgot to mention my prior GPU was an amd.
Last edited by Mrhawkbox (2022-07-07 22:37:56)
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Yeah, you forgot to mention almost anything that would be helpful. Like exactly what steps you took to set up the new card, drivers, configs etc.
You can post a journal from a chroot. Just make sure it is the correct one.
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Yeah, you forgot to mention almost anything that would be helpful. Like exactly what steps you took to set up the new card, drivers, configs etc.
You can post a journal from a chroot. Just make sure it is the correct one.
Lol, no I literally just popped in the graphics card. Figuring it would boot off the IGPU until I installed the drivers. So that was pretty much everything. Sorry I forgot to mention that.
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Just to confirm there are no nvidia packages installed on the system.
Have you configured any kernel modules to be added to the initrd? Is anything recorded in the journal from the failed boots? Is the hardware known to be issue free and preferably works in this system under a different OS?
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Just to confirm there are no nvidia packages installed on the system.
Have you configured any kernel modules to be added to the initrd? Is anything recorded in the journal from the failed boots? Is the hardware known to be issue free and preferably works in this system under a different OS?
Actually I just got into the tty by adding runtime 3.
Though I did try to install the nvidia packages from the extra repo. When I got into the tty. I do get a failed to find module nvidia-uvm and i get a pci bug: pci 0000:07:00.0: [Firmware bug]: disabling BPD access (can't determine size of non standard VPD format)
And x86/cpu: VMX(outside TXT) disabled by BIOS
Last edited by Mrhawkbox (2022-07-07 23:37:00)
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See pastebin so you can post the output of dmesg from the console.
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loqs wrote:Just to confirm there are no nvidia packages installed on the system.
Have you configured any kernel modules to be added to the initrd? Is anything recorded in the journal from the failed boots? Is the hardware known to be issue free and preferably works in this system under a different OS?Actually I just got into the tty by adding runtime 3.
Though I did try to install the nvidia packages from the extra repo. When I got into the tty. I do get a failed to find module nvidia-uvm and i get a pci bug: pci 0000:07:00.0: [Firmware bug]: disabling BPD access (can't determine size of non standard VPD format)
And x86/cpu: VMX(outside TXT) disabled by BIOS
Yes this GPU works fine under my roommates windows machine. Nope I haven't configured any init system.
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See pastebin so you can post the output of dmesg from the console.
Not going to lie to you chief. I have no idea on how I would paste bin from a tty.
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Not going to lie to you chief. I have no idea on how I would paste bin from a tty.
dmesg | curl -F 'f:1=<-' ix.ioPost the link that returns. If not logged in as root, use sudo dmesg
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Mrhawkbox wrote:Not going to lie to you chief. I have no idea on how I would paste bin from a tty.
dmesg | curl -F 'f:1=<-' ix.ioPost the link that returns. If not logged in as root, use sudo dmesg
Ok here it is: http://ix.io/41TQ
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NVIDIA#Installation see the second bullet of that sections note related to IBT.
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Thanks for the help and letting me figure it out without the spoonfeed. I have no idea why I thought DKMS was just for older or niche hardware. I dont know why I thought that.
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