1 CPU core at 100% and little wheel spinning for 10 seconds, with that "collecting information" notice, then the notice went away and there was just nothing.
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Originally posted by dbaker View Post1 CPU core at 100% and little wheel spinning for 10 seconds, with that "collecting information" notice, then the notice went away and there was just nothing.
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Originally posted by Kubuntu1404_Singapore View PostThat is odd indeed; presuming that situation persisted regardless of time given I believe you have a potential bug that could be reported to kubuntu or bugs.kde.org as that does not match the expected behaviour of the Driver Manager. There are definitely good questions and answers that I remember using on askubuntu or stackoverflow dealing with how to determine what driver is being applied using the command prompt; regretfully my memory is too poor to answer in that regard directly - I apologise for that.
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I found instructions for checking the graphics driver via the terminal, here.
The output I got was:
Code:VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller (rev 09) Subsystem: COMPAL Electronics Inc Device 006b Kernel driver in use: i915
"Stella", HP Pavilion 15-ak006TX: KDE Neon User Edition dual-booted with Windows 10, 8gb RAM, Intel i7-6700HQ CPU, NVIDIA GeForce GTX950M graphics, 2 TB hard drive
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Originally posted by dbaker View PostI found instructions for checking the graphics driver via the terminal, here.
The output I got was:
Code:VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller (rev 09) Subsystem: COMPAL Electronics Inc Device 006b Kernel driver in use: i915
If you can get the Driver Manager working first, I would do that and try to switch to X.org still. The relevant package is "kubuntu-driver-manager"
It appears available here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source...driver-manager so if its in your repository (which it should be by default) you could attempt to re-install it. I could not find through google a 1:1 correlation with your situation (that kubuntu-driver-manager provides nil return and blank screen) unfortunately, but I only did a cursory check. If you are intent on solving, I am sure its fix-able, as the driver-manager is used for many users successfully....
All the best
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Originally posted by dbaker View PostI found instructions for checking the graphics driver via the terminal, here.
The output I got was:
Code:VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller (rev 09) Subsystem: COMPAL Electronics Inc Device 006b Kernel driver in use: i915
That "i915" bit seems to be the Intel graphics driver. Not X.org! But I don't know anything about these things. Anyway, I assume the Intel driver is the right one to be using...
intel is very forthcoming with their diver info for linux and supported out the box .
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Code:the "driver manager" is not showing anything because their is nothing to show you
"Stella", HP Pavilion 15-ak006TX: KDE Neon User Edition dual-booted with Windows 10, 8gb RAM, Intel i7-6700HQ CPU, NVIDIA GeForce GTX950M graphics, 2 TB hard drive
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