Ubuntu 16.04 — NVIDIA X Server Display Configuration ( No Scanout)
I am currently using Ubuntu 16.04. My laptop's GPU: NVIDIA NVS 5200 m (and the Intel one).I installed NVIDIA Driver version: 340.96 through
sudo ubuntu-drivers devices | grep recommended
(the same one I find in the "additional driver" setting menu recommended by Ubuntu).
The installation was fine. But when I open NVIDIA X Server Setting. It seems the driver can't detect my laptop display (also my second Dell U2414 monitor). Under the "X server Display Configuration" tab, it is shown as “X Screen 0 (No Scanout). I've attached the screenshots below. and also the xorg.conf file content.
So how can I solve this problem? Thank you all in advance!
drivers nvidia xorg multiple-monitors
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I am currently using Ubuntu 16.04. My laptop's GPU: NVIDIA NVS 5200 m (and the Intel one).I installed NVIDIA Driver version: 340.96 through
sudo ubuntu-drivers devices | grep recommended
(the same one I find in the "additional driver" setting menu recommended by Ubuntu).
The installation was fine. But when I open NVIDIA X Server Setting. It seems the driver can't detect my laptop display (also my second Dell U2414 monitor). Under the "X server Display Configuration" tab, it is shown as “X Screen 0 (No Scanout). I've attached the screenshots below. and also the xorg.conf file content.
So how can I solve this problem? Thank you all in advance!
drivers nvidia xorg multiple-monitors
edited Jun 27 '16 at 2:16
Henry WH Hack v2.1.2
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asked Jun 27 '16 at 1:33
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I am currently using Ubuntu 16.04. My laptop's GPU: NVIDIA NVS 5200 m (and the Intel one).I installed NVIDIA Driver version: 340.96 through
sudo ubuntu-drivers devices | grep recommended
(the same one I find in the "additional driver" setting menu recommended by Ubuntu).
The installation was fine. But when I open NVIDIA X Server Setting. It seems the driver can't detect my laptop display (also my second Dell U2414 monitor). Under the "X server Display Configuration" tab, it is shown as “X Screen 0 (No Scanout). I've attached the screenshots below. and also the xorg.conf file content.
So how can I solve this problem? Thank you all in advance!
drivers nvidia xorg multiple-monitors
edited Jun 27 '16 at 2:16
Henry WH Hack v2.1.2
50051123
asked Jun 27 '16 at 1:33
CarlsCarls
3614
I am currently using Ubuntu 16.04. My laptop's GPU: NVIDIA NVS 5200 m (and the Intel one).I installed NVIDIA Driver version: 340.96 through
sudo ubuntu-drivers devices | grep recommended
(the same one I find in the "additional driver" setting menu recommended by Ubuntu).
The installation was fine. But when I open NVIDIA X Server Setting. It seems the driver can't detect my laptop display (also my second Dell U2414 monitor). Under the "X server Display Configuration" tab, it is shown as “X Screen 0 (No Scanout). I've attached the screenshots below. and also the xorg.conf file content.
So how can I solve this problem? Thank you all in advance!
drivers nvidia xorg multiple-monitors
drivers nvidia xorg multiple-monitors
edited Jun 27 '16 at 2:16
Henry WH Hack v2.1.2
50051123
asked Jun 27 '16 at 1:33
CarlsCarls
3614
edited Jun 27 '16 at 2:16
Henry WH Hack v2.1.2
50051123
asked Jun 27 '16 at 1:33
CarlsCarls
3614
edited Jun 27 '16 at 2:16
Henry WH Hack v2.1.2
50051123
edited Jun 27 '16 at 2:16
Henry WH Hack v2.1.2
50051123
edited Jun 27 '16 at 2:16
Henry WH Hack v2.1.2
50051123
50051123
asked Jun 27 '16 at 1:33
CarlsCarls
3614
asked Jun 27 '16 at 1:33
CarlsCarls
3614
asked Jun 27 '16 at 1:33
CarlsCarls
3614
3614
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Hello ? Is this CUDA or Optimus featured Graphics Card ? Seems to be brandish new one ? Proceed only in case of CUDA or Optimus here :
You could try it with SDK-package of NVIDIA, but you would need to purge the installed drivers out of your system.
Do this all in recovery mode after you downloaded the SDK-package.
The link for more infos is here at workaround of myself :
Black screen on boot when any NVIDIA drivers installed
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Hello ? Is this CUDA or Optimus featured Graphics Card ? Seems to be brandish new one ? Proceed only in case of CUDA or Optimus here :
You could try it with SDK-package of NVIDIA, but you would need to purge the installed drivers out of your system.
Do this all in recovery mode after you downloaded the SDK-package.
The link for more infos is here at workaround of myself :
Black screen on boot when any NVIDIA drivers installed
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Hello ? Is this CUDA or Optimus featured Graphics Card ? Seems to be brandish new one ? Proceed only in case of CUDA or Optimus here :
You could try it with SDK-package of NVIDIA, but you would need to purge the installed drivers out of your system.
Do this all in recovery mode after you downloaded the SDK-package.
The link for more infos is here at workaround of myself :
Black screen on boot when any NVIDIA drivers installed
edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:24
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Hello ? Is this CUDA or Optimus featured Graphics Card ? Seems to be brandish new one ? Proceed only in case of CUDA or Optimus here :
You could try it with SDK-package of NVIDIA, but you would need to purge the installed drivers out of your system.
Do this all in recovery mode after you downloaded the SDK-package.
The link for more infos is here at workaround of myself :
Black screen on boot when any NVIDIA drivers installed
edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:24
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answered Feb 17 '17 at 3:24
dschinn1001dschinn1001
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Hello ? Is this CUDA or Optimus featured Graphics Card ? Seems to be brandish new one ? Proceed only in case of CUDA or Optimus here :
You could try it with SDK-package of NVIDIA, but you would need to purge the installed drivers out of your system.
Do this all in recovery mode after you downloaded the SDK-package.
The link for more infos is here at workaround of myself :
Black screen on boot when any NVIDIA drivers installed
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