How to set automatically xorg with free driver for nvidia

[pixel]

I uninstalled driver:

sudo mhwd -r pci video-nvidia-340xx

Now graphic Manjaro configuration shows me that I have video-driver. Does it mean it is nouveau?

The problem is:

sudo mhwd-gpu --status 
:: status
warning: could not find '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/90-mhwd.conf'!

I read wiki and I wanted to set xorg configuration

mhwd-gpu --setxorg [path]

but what is the proper path?

After uninstalling proprietary driver I don’t have graphic nvidia-settings.

How can I properly install free driver and create automatically xorg in proper path?

[pobrn]

nouveau is part of the kernel, you don’t need to install it. The nouveau Xorg driver is in the xf86-video-nouveau package (it’s probably already installed). I’d wager and say that without any configuration Xorg should start up and use the nvidia gpu.

[pixel]

Indeed, system started but when loading plasma there were some glitches, so I thought some configuration may help. But I hoped it can be done automatically, because I am not able to configure it myself because of lack of knowledge.
But should I ignore this status output or it is better to create at least automatic configuration file?

[pobrn]

If you don’t have any specific options you want to configure, then I don’t think it’s needed. Maybe read this page and see if you find anything relevant.

[visone]

Hi!
Using noveau you’ll should have some gliches and tearing using OpenGL renderer. Deppending of your graphics card, try changing OpenGL 3.1 to 2.1 or xrender

[pixel]

Thank you very much for this information. Thanks to this I was finally able to to start system with kernel 5.9 while previously I had black screen.