Ever since I installed my Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 some years ago I've had an issue with a 23 second delay on boot followed by this error line:
I was able to make that go away by adding "nomodeset" to the kernel boot parameters. Fantastic: system now boots 23 seconds faster.
But now there's a new problem: after I have booted into Windows 8.1 on my dual boot system, the subsequent time I boot to linux there is a 90% chance that after logging in the desktop is reached but some or all of my monitors lack a desktop image (black screen), and i'm missing my KDE panels and so forth. The system is basically running, but in some kind of broken desktop state, and I need to reboot it to make it usable. After it comes back up, it boots normally, all desktop images and panels are fine, etc.
I.e. something in the video driver and the interaction with windows is causing the desktop to fail to appear when "nomodeset" is in use, but I really want to use "nomodeset" so I don't have to wait a pointless 23 seconds on every boot.
Anything I can try? Thanks!
Code:
NMI watchdog: BUG: soft lockup - CPU#1 stuck for 23s! [nvidia-smi:712]
But now there's a new problem: after I have booted into Windows 8.1 on my dual boot system, the subsequent time I boot to linux there is a 90% chance that after logging in the desktop is reached but some or all of my monitors lack a desktop image (black screen), and i'm missing my KDE panels and so forth. The system is basically running, but in some kind of broken desktop state, and I need to reboot it to make it usable. After it comes back up, it boots normally, all desktop images and panels are fine, etc.
I.e. something in the video driver and the interaction with windows is causing the desktop to fail to appear when "nomodeset" is in use, but I really want to use "nomodeset" so I don't have to wait a pointless 23 seconds on every boot.
Anything I can try? Thanks!
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