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|    Carlos E.R. to Aragorn    |
|    Re: kernel problem?    |
|    04 Jun 19 10:54:00    |
      From: robin_listas@es.invalid              On 04/06/2019 03.28, Aragorn wrote:       > On 03.06.2019 at 17:25, Andreas Quast scribbled:       >       >> Am Sat, 01 Jun 2019 09:05:53 -0800 schrieb Sidney_Kotic:       >>       >>> About 6 months ago I tried to get Leap 15.0 loaded on this       >>> computer. It wouldn't bring up the WiFi. The final determination       >>> was that I should try the 15.1 beta. I did, and it worked. But       >>> during the installation it specifically told me not to use the       >>> drivers (some variation of nouveau, it's been to long to remember       >>> exactly) for the video card (NVIDIA GP108) because it was buggy and       >>> prone to crashes. I tried it several times anyhow and it was       >>> flaky. I can't remember now if it recommended I lock it, or it       >>> asked if it could lock it, but it's been locked ever since.       >>       >> I had similar problems with majaro updating from 5.0 to 5.1. Tryed       >> successfully with boot parameter "nomodeset" in grub. I was told,       >> that there is no stable 3400nvidia-driver with 5.1. So I returned to       >> 5.0. aq       >       > Yes, as of kernel 5.1, the NVIDIA 340 driver is broken. All       > distributions are having to deal with that issue, and NVIDIA has       > already announced that the 340 driver will be phased out later       > this year.       >       > I'm glad I have an Intel GPU. ;)              I'm having to phase out my main machine, and the next will be AMD.              Currently, I can not install fgfs (the flight simulator game) because it       is incompatible with a missing feature on the nvidia rpms for my "old"       nvidia card. The Nvidia rpm maintainer said he seriously considered not       publishing the G03 rpms for Leap 15.* till someone else solved the       issue. Thus, I will switch to AMD graphics.              Then there are the patches to solve the Intel security problems. Thus, I       will switch to AMD CPU.              And finally, I need more RAM, and my MB is maxed...              Sigh. :-/                     My laptops have Intel graphics.              --       Cheers, Carlos.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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