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Solve problem: Monitor not working with Ubuntu
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After connect HDMI cable, the monitor was working with Windows System, but not working on Linux (I run dual boot on a Acer Predator) | |
My GPU is an RTX2060 and I also have Intel onboard card installed. | |
So I tried to check GPU nvidia driver and card status. In the Additional Drivers tab it was not showing any information. I tried to run | |
a lot of commands such as: | |
nvidia-settings | |
nvidia-smi | |
prime-select | |
xrandr | |
bumblubee | |
At last, I could realize that GPU driver was not being opened bu bumblubee. Than I found this post: | |
https://askubuntu.com/questions/902636/nvidia-smi-command-not-found-ubuntu-16-04 | |
And tried the first solution | |
sudo apt purge nvidia-* | |
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa | |
sudo apt update | |
sudo apt install nvidia-381 | |
After add the repository i could not install the driver suggested (nvidia-381). Then I checked again on Additional Drivers tab on Software & Updates | |
and it was showing fresh drivers, including 510 and 470. I then tried 510 but got error. Tried 470 it worked. It also asked | |
a password to disable secure boot in order to install the driver. | |
When I reboot the system it showed a screen to enroll MOK. At first I continued boot, but then I did the same process again and choose | |
enroll MOK, put the password and it worked, finally. |
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