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Similar to issue #37, mhwd is not removing the nvidia proprietary driver properly.
Maybe a similar solution to manjaro/mhwd-db#9 could solve this.
After removing the proprietary driver (testet with video-nvidia-340xx) mhwd should restore nouveau if installed (usually yes, because the driver is not conflicting as a package).
Instead, nvidia module is still getting loaded, causing errors on boot, since modules are no longer installed:
In case of sddm, it's not possible to login to TTY because it keeps trying to spawn a new instance but fails, the only solution to fix a machine in this state is to boot with live media and use chroot to manually edit the files from above...
EDIT: just to add another general manjaro-settings mhwd issue: when installing a driver or removing one it is not possible to reboot/shutdown/log out from the menu (tested on KDE), only through command line makes this possible. So a simple "Do you want to restart now?" prompt after installing a driver with manjaro-settings would help users who don't know how to restart the system.
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Similar to issue #37, mhwd is not removing the nvidia proprietary driver properly.
Maybe a similar solution to manjaro/mhwd-db#9 could solve this.
After removing the proprietary driver (testet with video-nvidia-340xx) mhwd should restore nouveau if installed (usually yes, because the driver is not conflicting as a package).
Instead, nvidia module is still getting loaded, causing errors on boot, since modules are no longer installed:
Dsiplay manager fails to start because nouveau remains blacklisted, even after removing nvidia with mhwd:
Forum thread here.
In case of sddm, it's not possible to login to TTY because it keeps trying to spawn a new instance but fails, the only solution to fix a machine in this state is to boot with live media and use chroot to manually edit the files from above...
EDIT: just to add another general manjaro-settings mhwd issue: when installing a driver or removing one it is not possible to reboot/shutdown/log out from the menu (tested on KDE), only through command line makes this possible. So a simple "Do you want to restart now?" prompt after installing a driver with manjaro-settings would help users who don't know how to restart the system.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: