ubuntu 17.04 laptop install intel graphics driver

So really bug 1706474 should not have been marked

> No that matches your bug 1706474, both of which are actually the On 28 July 2017 at 13:28, Daniel van Vugt Nvidia modesetting don't seem to work in 17.04 or 17.10. However, it seemed the same to me because Wayland and Situations where the first card is nvidia, which means it can't apply to Of an Optimus laptop is the intel video, and the upstream bug is only for His point is, I think, that gdm chooses waylandīased on the modesetting value of the first card it sees, which in the case The upstream bug is for systems with only an nvidia card. OK, Alberto on the upstream bug says it is not the same as my bug, because I'll check if the integrated GPU is still enabled. I am using multiple monitors, not sure if that is relevant. I do not have other graphics cards installed. GRUB_CMDLINE_ LINUX_DEFAULT= 'quiet splash nomodeset' then executed update-grub.Ħ- I rebooted, and was able to access my desktop. GRUB_CMDLINE_ LINUX_DEFAULT= 'quiet splash' then executed sudo update-grub.ģ- I rebooted and got the same bug again.Ĥ- I rebooted and went to the recovery mode (root), this is the output of cat /proc/cmdline:īOOT_IMAGE= /boot/vmlinuz- 4.11.0- 11-generic. efi.signed root=UUID= fa4d9534- 68f3-4605- bbf7-5b5ea27547 1d ro quiet splash nomodeset vt.handoff=7Ģ- In /etc/default/grub I changed this line GRUB_CMDLINE_ LINUX_DEFAULT= 'quiet splash nomodeset' I am using Nvidia GTX 1080 and Intel i7-4790Kĭescription: Ubuntu Artful Aardvark (development branch)ĥ00 sa.archive. Nvidia drivers work with Ubuntu Gnome 17.04 net/~graphics- drivers/ +archive/ ubuntu/ ppa)

Nvidia driver 384.47 (open source) does not work (from https:/ /launchpad. Nvidia driver 375.66 (proprietary) does not work

I upgraded to 17.10 from a freshly installed Ubuntu 17.04. The issue is on Ubuntu 17.10 with gdm3 fully updated as of July 20, 2017. I have been asked to open a new bug report. rules:ĭRIVER='nvidia', RUN+='/ usr/lib/ gdm3/gdm- disable- wayland' * Add 'nomodeset' to your kernel cmdline in /etc/default/grub and then * Disable integrated graphics/GPU in your BIOS * Uncomment #WaylandEnable= false in /etc/gdm3/ custom. Ubuntu boots to blank screen when using Nvidia drivers (on a desktop with an unused Intel GPU).

Ubuntu 17.04 laptop install intel graphics driver