NVIDIA 550.90.07-2: nvidia-drm parameters were set by default. Black Screen issues with Hybrid Systems
With the NVIDIA 550.90.07-2 packages, the nvidia-drmmodeset=1 and fbdev=1 parameters were set by default. However that created issues with hybrid systems, which not using Nvidia at all for DRM. So we reverted that change.
You can verify the parameters are set by the following commands providing Y as output:
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It seems from the last KDE updates (it has beens a couple weeks I think, more or less) I can’t have the CPU monitoring widget (the one from KDE itself), along with some other similar monitoring widgets, to work properly, they do not display the usual graphs in the Panel. I tried a new user it is the same. I didnt find relevant logs, beside this
If I click where it seems there is nothing, the widget properly show the popup with all the working information and graphs in the popup, but the Panel part doesn’t display the graph as it should.
The same issue with removing this file from TTY and logging in, or with new user.
I don’t know if it is related but there is no more Ksysguard on my system, only its library.
//EDIT: issue is not with Ksysguard but the CPU widget not displaying the graph in Panel.
The width of all bar chart widgets is a known bug due to lack of automatic scaling in the current KDE panel. The width is hard coded.
I changed the bar chart to a line chart that shows CPU usage history, but the width has not changed.
Maybe caused by my UHD-Monitor (4k) - incorrect hardware detection.
EDIT: not correct, “normal” monitor, other PC ==> the same error (is not really an error but a notice)
I was sitting crying in my corner when they first removed ksysguard, as I had it configured for my GPU etc. and it was my go-to system monitor on GNOME.
Has anyone tried to install a 6.10-RC2 kernel with proprietary NVIDIA drivers? I want to understand the kernel modules cannot build for any driver or only on the test version 555.
So you want the panel to automatically make enough space for you to see multiple data?
That widget can reside within any panel and also within the desktop, so if you set your widget to show a chart with many sensors, then it’s wise to move it from panel to desktop and resize it enough to see all data.
Since several months none of my SATA devices are detected from 6.7, and this is apparently the fix for that (because of Alder Lake cpu)
I know there is no nvidia modules built for RC kernel and i have no integrated intel graphics (due to Intel F serie) so i must use nvidia modules/drivers anyhow.
Well, my question concerned DKMS modules (it may not be entirely clear), at the moment, as a result, the build of the module ends with an error.
I created a topic on the NVIDIA forum with this question, we will see what will be answered there.
I’d imagine that one line patch will very soon get back-ported to earlier kernels, but in the meantime you could build a patched 6.9 kernel yourself if you’re up for it. Just make sure you have some kind of recovery option before installing it, I take no responsibilty
Edit PKGBUILD, add 9999-alder_lake_ahci.patch to the end of sources, and the sum to the end of sha256sums, then run makepkg (which will take a while depending on your system - around 25 minutes on my 5800X with 32GB ram and MAKEFLAGS="-j$(nproc)" in /etc/makepkg.conf).
And when it’s all done you should have the packages
I do not think that there is a great sense in this, it is unlikely that someone, in addition to users of the unstable branch, are interesting to the RC kernel.
In any case, the user on the Nvidia forum shared a link to a patch that can fix the error, But unfortunately it involves the re -build of the kernel, which does not suit me
Looks like something to do with kernel module signing? I’m afraid I don’t own any NVIDIA hardware myself and I don’t really know much about those drivers or exactly what mhwd does when installing them. Maybe someone who does can help further…