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  • Scorpa54
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    Originally posted by vinnywright View Post
    I will ask you a few questions to try to narrow down why you may be having this problem .

    2-whow did you install your Nvidia driver and what model is your nvidia hardware.

    I prefer to do my updates on the command line as ,as you have discovered you get more feedback and suggestions for a fix.

    I do
    Code:
    sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get  dist-upgrade
    VINNY
    I installed my Asus GeForce GTX1060 6GB with cli:
    Code:
    sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall
    I am wondering if it would be helpful to do a re-install of Nvidia after an update. It seems that things work well (during the re-install) when I install Nvidia after doing updates.
    Thank you kindly

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  • vinnywright
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    I will ask you a few questions to try to narrow down why you may be having this problem .

    1- I will assume you are doing your updates with Discover ,yes/no , I personally do not, and the "lock" problem I think you are describing is usually caused by the update's not completing properly and leaves you having to manually remove the "lock" file .
    2-whow did you install your Nvidia driver and what model is your nvidia hardware.

    I prefer to do my updates on the command line as ,as you have discovered you get more feedback and suggestions for a fix.

    I do
    Code:
    sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get  dist-upgrade
    VINNY

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  • Scorpa54
    started a topic What is it with updates?

    What is it with updates?

    I'm running along smoothly, see updates available and install them, then the next morning when I go to boot up I can't get in and have to do a complete install. My system freezes right after the Kubuntu logo and sits there with a cursor line flashing in the upper left corner of a black screen. No reboots cure this, nothing I seem to be able to do with grub tools fixes this, just re-install.
    The other thing I have noticed is that after an update is that Discover is unable to get a lock when trying to download software, apt install also does not work, but at least it tells you how to configure the breakage.
    I am pretty certain that the freeze is caused by a clash with Nvidia but is there a fix so that I am not re-installing every two days?
    Thank you kindly,
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