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Nvidia issue & cannot downgrade the kernel #262
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resolved in latest media_build (branch extra) Tested with 5.8, 5.10, 5.11 kernel (with proprietary NVidia GPU driver). |
I executed the script, got "V4L drivers installation done" then reboot but it didn't install the driver. |
see kernel log - dmesg |
Important: I installed my running kernel from here : https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline |
look like drivers not installed. |
i@i-MS-7816:~/media_build$ sudo ./install.sh
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you can provide remote access for me ? |
I cannot |
I managed to make the driver work by these steps :
But still, it prevented the Nvidia driver to work properly. |
first restore kernel module packages (first time you owerwrite media modules) |
I basically have the same issue. the driver installs but then you loose for example /dev/dri, and that means no more intel gpu. crazycal69, would you be so kind as to provide what would be the proper sequence of commands to restore those kernel module packages? I tried various combinations and always ending up in a f**ked up kernel :(. Your expertise would be more than welcomed. |
@dorinilut I solved my problem. tbsdtv/media_build#36 |
Can I please ask for some details? The link you posted is not pointing to anything. For me also the driver compiles, but whenever that happens the /dev/dri folder gets removed. and for the love of god i have not managed to find a way to recover it. |
@dorinilut link corrected. But it wasn't related to /dev/dri, my issue was related to the gpu driver. |
I read the suggestion of downgrading the kernel to a version prior than 5.8 to not having problems with the graphic card driver, but I haven't been successful doing so. I've tried multiple old kernel version but had system won't boot.
My OS : Ubuntu 21.10
My PCI : Skystar 2 express hd (SAA7160)
What should I do ?
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