After apt upgrade Nvidia drivers are not working and system hangs on boot
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I made the mistake of upgrading all apt packages a few days ago and now I cannot boot.
The error manifests as
PKCS(hash)7 signature not signed with trusted key
A bit of hunting around shows this to be a problem with the Nvidia graphics drivers.
lshw -c display
shows the 2 1080 GPUs but in configuration only has latency=0.
dpkg -l | grep nvidia
shows a number of packages including
nvidia-384 nvidia-prime
the output from this command has the letters rc at the beginning of these lines instead of ii which starts the other lines.
How do I force the GPUs to use these Nvidia drivers?
Steven
PS Something like this happens every time that I upgrade the OS or packages. It is really very annoying and making me question why I am running Ubuntu.
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I made the mistake of upgrading all apt packages a few days ago and now I cannot boot.
The error manifests as
PKCS(hash)7 signature not signed with trusted key
A bit of hunting around shows this to be a problem with the Nvidia graphics drivers.
lshw -c display
shows the 2 1080 GPUs but in configuration only has latency=0.
dpkg -l | grep nvidia
shows a number of packages including
nvidia-384 nvidia-prime
the output from this command has the letters rc at the beginning of these lines instead of ii which starts the other lines.
How do I force the GPUs to use these Nvidia drivers?
Steven
PS Something like this happens every time that I upgrade the OS or packages. It is really very annoying and making me question why I am running Ubuntu.
drivers apt nvidia upgrade
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I made the mistake of upgrading all apt packages a few days ago and now I cannot boot.
The error manifests as
PKCS(hash)7 signature not signed with trusted key
A bit of hunting around shows this to be a problem with the Nvidia graphics drivers.
lshw -c display
shows the 2 1080 GPUs but in configuration only has latency=0.
dpkg -l | grep nvidia
shows a number of packages including
nvidia-384 nvidia-prime
the output from this command has the letters rc at the beginning of these lines instead of ii which starts the other lines.
How do I force the GPUs to use these Nvidia drivers?
Steven
PS Something like this happens every time that I upgrade the OS or packages. It is really very annoying and making me question why I am running Ubuntu.
drivers apt nvidia upgrade
asked 2 days ago
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I made the mistake of upgrading all apt packages a few days ago and now I cannot boot.
The error manifests as
PKCS(hash)7 signature not signed with trusted key
A bit of hunting around shows this to be a problem with the Nvidia graphics drivers.
lshw -c display
shows the 2 1080 GPUs but in configuration only has latency=0.
dpkg -l | grep nvidia
shows a number of packages including
nvidia-384 nvidia-prime
the output from this command has the letters rc at the beginning of these lines instead of ii which starts the other lines.
How do I force the GPUs to use these Nvidia drivers?
Steven
PS Something like this happens every time that I upgrade the OS or packages. It is really very annoying and making me question why I am running Ubuntu.
drivers apt nvidia upgrade
drivers apt nvidia upgrade
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