Lenovo laptop W520 has two graphics cards: Integrated and nVidia. Ubuntu 10.10 had worked with Integrated graphics card and driver. Since I used System->Administration->Additional Drivers to activate nVidia, after reboot I have only terminal login now and no more graphics. Thanks.
Hi guys,
I'm new to Ubuntu but I just took a course in Unix so I know a little bit about command line.
I'm running Ubuntu 11.04 and there is a screen flicker that occurs on various sections of the screen at random times roughly spaced a couple minutes apart. I think it could be an issue with the graphics driver.
I'v bought a new graphic card and installed it on my pc.
Now - ubuntu won't load, all I get is a command line terminal at the end.
I've tried to type startx and got this error:
NVIDIA(0): The NVIDIA GPU at PCI:2:0:0 in not supported by the 173.14.30 NVIDIA driver
NVIDIA(0): Failed to initialize the NVIDIA graphics device.
Screen(s) found, but none have a usable configuration.
Now what do I do?
I have an ASUS g51vx which has a NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 260M CUDA 1gb graphics card. I have installed ubuntu 9.10 32bit using VMware player running from windows vista 64 bit.
Basically I have a problem In that my computer doesn't recognise I have a graphics card. When I turn it on it says I need to run in low graphics mode but won't go beyond that. Now I can access s terminal of sorts and think I have mostly fixed it however I need to install my graphics driver and I don't know how. The card is an intel mobile gm965 integrated.
Hello:)
I bought a nvidia Ge-force GT 430 graphics card, but I don't know how to install it's driver properly.
On my brother's computer, which running fedora 17 64 bit (I'm running fedora 17 64 bits too ), I installed this driver but it make 2 problems: (my brother's is using the same graphics card like me)
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This shows up in the System Settings tool, Displays. It shows the computer as being a Laptop and does not identify the monitor, nor does it allow you to make any changes. As well, when viewing the DETAILS/GRAPHICS it indicates that the Graphic Driver is Unknown. However, when using the Additional Drivers, it shows the proper driver for the video card (in my case, the Nvidia drivers) is installed.
I have updated my graphics card with NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-295.20 driver and since then the screen turns white with black vertical lines at startup, shootoff and reboot.
Since then I have tryed to change it with the drivers at "Alternative Drivers" and none of them works right, the same bug happens.
What can I do to solve this issue.
Thank you
I have a sony VAIO with the NVIDIA GT 1GB 640M LE. It's an optimus card, there's a button on above the keyboard that switches between using the NVIDIA card, or just Intel HD 4000 graphics to save power. I've tried unsuccesfully several times to install the NVIDIA driver instead of the native one that comes with Ubuntu, but I kept getting errors so removed it.