Used the Nvidia option off of the boot stick, installed fine, but graphics card not recognized.
What do you mean when you say not recognized? What actually happens?
nvidia-smi command returns nothing. Command not found.
Did just try this and it worked though..
[mark@mark6-optiplex9020 ~]$ sudo lspci | grep -i nvidia
[sudo] password for mark:
02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GP108 [GeForce GT 1030] (rev a1)
02:00.1 Audio device: NVIDIA Corporation GP108 High Definition Audio Controller (rev a1)
[mark@mark6-optiplex9020 ~]$
Also ran this earlier for opencl support :
sudo pacman -Syu opencl-rusticl-mesa opencl-nvidia lib32-opencl-nvidia
Darktable doesn’t see the opencl drivers at all
I’m going to just try a reinstall.
your nvidia drivers must not be installed then, try running nvidia-inst
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Just had a marathon session with Grok AI of Twitter. Amazingly it was able to fix the problem. Evidently, the install kept trying to use the nouveau drivers, so I had to manually block those things and run from the primitive text interface you get with Ctrl Alt F2 and load things sequentially as Grok instructed me. It’s all working now, but the nvidia install in the .iso file flat didn’t work. I’m using the MSI variant of the GTX 1030 which has 4GB ram, a little unusual. Maybe confused the installer somehow.
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