Mystery logoff

Bijan Soleymani bijan at psq.com
Sat Feb 5 06:46:30 UTC 2022


On 2022-02-05 01:32, R C wrote:
> well there are nvidia drivers for some recent cards that you can use. It 
> used to be the case that when you upgraded to a new kernel you had to 
> recompile the driver.
> 
> A year or two back I noticed that when installing on another machine, 
> then moved the drive, I could avoid the issue (so it seemed like a 
> configuration issue ?). Also I noticed
> 
> the issue happens with ubuntu/debian machines, never had that issue with 
> RHEL/Centos.

Yeah I think you can install the drivers directly from Ubuntu if you 
enable third party sources.

In the GUI installer it's under the additional drivers tab, you can 
switch from nouveau, to Nvidia proprietary.

Or:
apt search nvidia-driver
or
apt-cache search nvidia-driver

and then
sudo apt-get install nvidia-driver-number

I'm too used to Debian where proprietary drivers are much more frowned at :)

Bijan




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