xorg display driver not working properly ubuntu

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The HDMI andĭisplay Port outputs are the main outputs. The discrete NVIDIA card should be used now. etc/X11//nf Discrete Card as Primary GPU To improve this situation it is possible to do the renderingīy the discrete NVIDIA card, which then copies the framebuffers for the However the performance might be slow,īecause all the rendering for all outputs is done by the integrated It is possible to use all four outputs by making use of the Reverse PRIME The HDMI and Display Port outputs are attached to the discrete NVIDIAĬard. VGA outputs are both only accessible through the integrated Intel GPU. Imagine following scenario: The LVDS1 (internal laptop screen) and HDMI-0 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)ĭVI-0 connected primary 1680x1050+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 473mm x 296mm

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Supported: None, Full, Center, Full aspect Supported: bypass, tvrgb, ycbcr601, ycbcr709 Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1680 x 1050, maximum 16384 x 16384ĭisplayPort-0 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)

So, I went to the LiveCD bootup, prompted $ xrandr -prop and this is what appeared. I suspect that it can be a Kernel parameter that's not enabled, but that's only speculation. On Ubuntu, with the BIOS set in the same way I always got the two VGA compatible controllers, so I think it's not a BIOS setup related issue. 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller : Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Right now my BIOS is set to PEG as my primary boot device, because it works on windows, and $ lspci -vnn | grep VGA gives me only one VGA compatible controller:

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With the PEG set as my primary boot device Manjaro doesn't give me the option to install the non-free Intel drivers, when I define my IGD as primary boot device Manjaro does give me options to install both drivers but as I installed Intel drivers, alongside AMD drivers, and restarted the computer I did not initialized properly and I could only use TTY to remove intel drivers and, after that, define PEG as my primary boot device again. On Ubuntu I even manage to make it work BUT, the mouse starts flickering on my primary monitor and after a few seconds it disappears. On Linux I do install the default non-free AMD drivers that the distribution gives me and all I got is a black screen on the second monitor. All the graphics work keeps been done in my discrete GPU, all the integrated GPU does is to repass the image received to the second monitor.

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On windows it automatically recognizes the hardware and does just install the Intel driver. In the BIOS menu I define as the primary boot graphic device my PCI-Express Graphics Device (PEG), define 32MB as the amount of system memory allocated to the onboard graphics and enable Integrated Graphics Display (IGD) Multi-Monitor that set the multi-screen output from integrated graphics and external graphics card.Ģ Monitors connected via VGA, both of them with different resolutions. Hi there! I'm getting a lot of difficult to get my two monitors to work on linux, it's not only with manjaro, and I'm counting with this forum as my last resource to get a way to make it work.įirstly, let me describe how did I arranged the cables.Īs my discrete GPU only have 1 DVI-I output, which I use an adapter to convert to VGA to connect my primary monitor, I use the native VGA output of the mother-board, that is related to my integrated graphics, to connect my second monitor.

Xorg display driver not working properly ubuntu