Ubuntu 18.10 does not seem to find my MX150
I currently have Ubuntu 18.10 on my Acer Swift 3 and no matter what I do I can't seem to make it recognize my MX150. If I try to install NVIDIA versions for that it says it doesn't exist, any ideas why? I am not sure what I should post but I will when I do.
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asked Dec 13 at 18:33
Nachzehrer
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I currently have Ubuntu 18.10 on my Acer Swift 3 and no matter what I do I can't seem to make it recognize my MX150. If I try to install NVIDIA versions for that it says it doesn't exist, any ideas why? I am not sure what I should post but I will when I do.
18.10
asked Dec 13 at 18:33
Nachzehrer
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Take a look in the BIOS aka UEFI to see if it's enabled.
– spacelander
Dec 13 at 19:23
@spacelander There is no option on the UEFI for any cards. On the advanced tab there is only "Intel VTX", "Intel VTD" and "SATA Configuration".
– Nachzehrer
Dec 13 at 19:25
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I currently have Ubuntu 18.10 on my Acer Swift 3 and no matter what I do I can't seem to make it recognize my MX150. If I try to install NVIDIA versions for that it says it doesn't exist, any ideas why? I am not sure what I should post but I will when I do.
18.10
asked Dec 13 at 18:33
Nachzehrer
1
I currently have Ubuntu 18.10 on my Acer Swift 3 and no matter what I do I can't seem to make it recognize my MX150. If I try to install NVIDIA versions for that it says it doesn't exist, any ideas why? I am not sure what I should post but I will when I do.
18.10
18.10
asked Dec 13 at 18:33
Nachzehrer
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asked Dec 13 at 18:33
Nachzehrer
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asked Dec 13 at 18:33
Nachzehrer
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asked Dec 13 at 18:33
Nachzehrer
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asked Dec 13 at 18:33
Nachzehrer
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Take a look in the BIOS aka UEFI to see if it's enabled.
– spacelander
Dec 13 at 19:23
@spacelander There is no option on the UEFI for any cards. On the advanced tab there is only "Intel VTX", "Intel VTD" and "SATA Configuration".
– Nachzehrer
Dec 13 at 19:25
add a comment |
Take a look in the BIOS aka UEFI to see if it's enabled.
– spacelander
Dec 13 at 19:23
@spacelander There is no option on the UEFI for any cards. On the advanced tab there is only "Intel VTX", "Intel VTD" and "SATA Configuration".
– Nachzehrer
Dec 13 at 19:25
Take a look in the BIOS aka UEFI to see if it's enabled.
– spacelander
Dec 13 at 19:23
Take a look in the BIOS aka UEFI to see if it's enabled.
– spacelander
Dec 13 at 19:23
@spacelander There is no option on the UEFI for any cards. On the advanced tab there is only "Intel VTX", "Intel VTD" and "SATA Configuration".
– Nachzehrer
Dec 13 at 19:25
@spacelander There is no option on the UEFI for any cards. On the advanced tab there is only "Intel VTX", "Intel VTD" and "SATA Configuration".
– Nachzehrer
Dec 13 at 19:25
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Take a look in the BIOS aka UEFI to see if it's enabled.
– spacelander
Dec 13 at 19:23
@spacelander There is no option on the UEFI for any cards. On the advanced tab there is only "Intel VTX", "Intel VTD" and "SATA Configuration".
– Nachzehrer
Dec 13 at 19:25