Nvidia gpu not found error

General system Kernel, boot, graphics & hardware
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i reinstalled the drivers but the problem still exists

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Then, as a test, you could downgrade some packages. Check which packages were updated (see /var/log/pacman.log) and see if mesa was updated (it has caused issues lately). Try if downgrading mesa helps. Remember to reboot after downgrade.

Something like:

sudo downgrade mesa

but only if mesa was updated.

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should i downgrade to witch version?

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Latest that works, probably the previous.

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should i use the fallback option?

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i tried the fallback option with no sucess

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so what should i do now in the bootloder it shows no nvidia gpu detected

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I guess there’s something wrong with the hardware.
The strange thing is inxi shows you have AMD GPU and not Nvidia.

So, what if you uninstall all GPU drivers and reboot?

First you can see your installed driver packages:

eos-sendlog "pacman -Qs nvidia; pacman -Qs xf86-video"

Please show the output (the pastebin address) here.

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Maybe envy control should also be removed before trying to reinstall the nvidia drivers. :thinking:

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To me this looks like the system was put into the “integrated” only mode either in BIOS or with envycontrol (i would suspect its envycontrol), of course there is always a small chance there are hardware issues, but we will see when we get more logs

@manuel NVIDIA hardware won’t show up if the system has been put in integrated mode with envy, because envy adds udev rules that remove all NVIDIA devices, you can see it in envy source here https://github.com/bayasdev/envycontrol/blob/02a7b42868ac2d576fd4e2525dc5dd286d0733d6/envycontrol.py#L39

So my suggestion is the following:

  1. reverse all envy stuff by running
sudo envycontrol -s hybrid
  1. reboot
  2. uninstall envycontrol (IMHO it is useless, amateur grade “script”, does not work with wayland, and it is not needed on newer hardware)
  3. rerun nvidia-inst if needed
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https://0x0.st/H63E.txt

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the problem persist

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i stil showns the no nvidia card found

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i tried but with no sucess its like my gpu just disapear

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@Yoshionthemove
So you removed all the nvidia drivers and envy control first and then tried reinstalling the nvidia drivers next?

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You have installed packages xf86-video-* which you don’t need for Nvidia GPU, they are for AMD GPU.

Also you have nvidia-prime which you don’t need if you use envycontrol.

What does command

nvidia-inst -t

show?

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I’ll try reinstalling cause I think I broke my system with an update but thank you for your help and kindnesses on fixing my problem I hope you guys have a wonderful day.

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