Sorry, I’m not entirely sure what language to communicate with you, so I’ll choose the most convenient one for me.
I have a problem with my Acer Aspire 7739G laptop, more precisely, with the NVIDIA GeForce GT 520M video card and its drivers. When I try to install the drivers, after rebooting the laptop freezes during startup and does not respond. The same situation was on Windows, and now on Linux. I really like Linux, but the problem with the drivers and the video card is the same.
I have Manjaro Xfce installed, but after installing the driver, the laptop freezes at the boot stage. I tried using it: reinstalling the drivers, testing different distributions (including Linux Mint), but the problem remains. The driver that is only available is version 390.
I also looked for a solution on YouTube, Google and on the forums, but unfortunately nothing helped. It seems that there is only a small hope on the forum, so I’m asking you for help. Is there a way to solve this problem?
And one more thing - I’m looking for a very old version of the driver for NVIDIA GeForce GT 520M (version 390). Maybe you know where I can find it? I have a laptop with two graphics cards (Intel i5 + NVIDIA) and I want to use both together.
I would be very grateful for your help
Moderator edit: Replaced Ukrainian text with English one and moved back to support category.
That would be the installation of the configuration. bumblebee is there to offload gpu workload since prime is only available since 470xx. Of course there is the GUI: manjaro-settings-manager where you can do the same thing. Do not install video-nvidia-390xx. This will break on an old hybrid GPU laptop because the screen is hardwired to the Intel GPU.
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