Debian buster alpha3 bumblebee + Nvidia nonfree [on hold]
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I've successfully setup bumblebee, my Nvidia driver and its kernel module but xorg is still not able to access it
sudo dkms status= shows both devices as "installed" (internal gpu and nvidia card)
Systemctl status bumblebeed= shows that bumblebee is active and with no errors
Also, the Module is successfully installed in the kernel
Linux headers are also the newest version (I get that message when I try to install them)
Nvidia-smi fails to communicate with the driver, and xorg too
Somehow I think the headers are installed but not configured, but I really don't know what else to try. I've followed both nvidia and bumblebee Debian wiki, Lois of YouTube tutorials and the only step they can do differently has to do with the headers.
Might be that buster just doesn't support Nvidia drivers at all?
nvidia
edited Dec 2 at 14:59
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I've successfully setup bumblebee, my Nvidia driver and its kernel module but xorg is still not able to access it
sudo dkms status= shows both devices as "installed" (internal gpu and nvidia card)
Systemctl status bumblebeed= shows that bumblebee is active and with no errors
Also, the Module is successfully installed in the kernel
Linux headers are also the newest version (I get that message when I try to install them)
Nvidia-smi fails to communicate with the driver, and xorg too
Somehow I think the headers are installed but not configured, but I really don't know what else to try. I've followed both nvidia and bumblebee Debian wiki, Lois of YouTube tutorials and the only step they can do differently has to do with the headers.
Might be that buster just doesn't support Nvidia drivers at all?
nvidia
edited Dec 2 at 14:59
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asked Dec 2 at 10:38
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I've successfully setup bumblebee, my Nvidia driver and its kernel module but xorg is still not able to access it
sudo dkms status= shows both devices as "installed" (internal gpu and nvidia card)
Systemctl status bumblebeed= shows that bumblebee is active and with no errors
Also, the Module is successfully installed in the kernel
Linux headers are also the newest version (I get that message when I try to install them)
Nvidia-smi fails to communicate with the driver, and xorg too
Somehow I think the headers are installed but not configured, but I really don't know what else to try. I've followed both nvidia and bumblebee Debian wiki, Lois of YouTube tutorials and the only step they can do differently has to do with the headers.
Might be that buster just doesn't support Nvidia drivers at all?
nvidia
edited Dec 2 at 14:59
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked Dec 2 at 10:38
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I've successfully setup bumblebee, my Nvidia driver and its kernel module but xorg is still not able to access it
sudo dkms status= shows both devices as "installed" (internal gpu and nvidia card)
Systemctl status bumblebeed= shows that bumblebee is active and with no errors
Also, the Module is successfully installed in the kernel
Linux headers are also the newest version (I get that message when I try to install them)
Nvidia-smi fails to communicate with the driver, and xorg too
Somehow I think the headers are installed but not configured, but I really don't know what else to try. I've followed both nvidia and bumblebee Debian wiki, Lois of YouTube tutorials and the only step they can do differently has to do with the headers.
Might be that buster just doesn't support Nvidia drivers at all?
nvidia
nvidia
edited Dec 2 at 14:59
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asked Dec 2 at 10:38
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edited Dec 2 at 14:59
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edited Dec 2 at 14:59
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edited Dec 2 at 14:59
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Rui F Ribeiro, G-Man, Stephen Harris, Thomas, sam 2 days ago
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Rui F Ribeiro, G-Man, Stephen Harris, Thomas, sam 2 days ago
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