[Discuss] BB&C Linux SIG Meeting
Murray Strome
wmstrome at shaw.ca
Fri Dec 5 18:55:13 PST 2014
I usually do as well. The current problem is that I am unable to see anything on the display so don't know how to access anything! I could probably get a command line, but would not know how to install the non-free nvidia drivers from there.
Murray
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From: "brendan" <brendan at ming.org>
To: discuss at vlug.org
Sent: Friday, December 5, 2014 4:42:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Discuss] BB&C Linux SIG Meeting
personally, i always use the non-free nvidia drivers with ubuntu. have
you given those a shot? (settings->additional drivers. i'm using the
nvidia binary driver v331.38, which is working great for me)
> I may also bring my Ubuntu 14.10 computer in. After I upgraded it to 14.10 the display became very "wonky". I made things worse by trying to load a different NVIDIA driver. It works fine with Ubuntu (K L or X as well) live DVDs, but now the display does not work at all with the installation. I have looked at a few things to try including setting "nomodeset" by editing the boot menu, but this did not help.
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