Display Manager does not start after booting the new Kernel
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Hi There,
Me and a Friend have been trying to successfully get Ubuntu to load with the partitioned GPU, we get as far as doing that perfectly, copying the drivers over then get stuck on installing the Custom Kernel.
It installs without a problem, however after rebooting the display manager does not start, leaving us on a blinking cursor.
Are there any suggestions? everything up to this point worked fine
Update: Mentioning back to another issue #2, They ended up copying /usr/lib/wsl, The desktop environment ended up launching but most functionality besides xorg is stuck to software rendering over the Hyper-V Video Adapter.
Update: Mentioning back to another issue #2, They ended up copying
/usr/lib/wsl, The desktop environment ended up launching but most functionality besides xorg is stuck to software rendering over the Hyper-V Video Adapter.
This is the expected behavior, our next step is to experiment with Moonlight / Sunshine Host on Ubuntu VM, just like Parsec on Windows VM :)
Sounds good! there is a problem though being that /dev/dri couldn't be utilized and that it can't start sunshine because of that (given it can't find the device). Any Solutions?
Sounds good! there is a problem though being that
/dev/dricouldn't be utilized and that it can't start sunshine because of that (given it can't find the device). Any Solutions?
Hi please check the README.md I just updated the instruction to use Moonlight, kind of buggy but it works :D
So they managed to get sunshine to run on the GPU, however compared to your screenshot of the About page in the README, the system still things the main and only is the llvmpipe instead of the D3D12
Same for me...
Can't get my GPU recognized in "Ubuntu About Setting."
Can't get my GPU recognized in "Ubuntu About Setting." and press nvidia-smi show "segmentation fault (core dumped)"at last。But press nvidia-smi -L can see GPU name.
