GPU is fully functional, outputs to the monitors, and is utilized by the computer for graphics intensive processes.īuild 520.56.06 on Fedora 37, kernel version 6.0.86_64, CPU model Intel i5-1240P, GPU model RTX 3060Īdditional information: Secure boot disabled.
Monitors black, nvidia GPU not recognized by driver and module. Install the latest nvidia drivers from the RPM Fusion repository on the Software program or CLI The nvidia module and driver are not, for some reason. Lspci and the OS ARE CONNECTED to the GPU. With the driver installed, it only shows Mesa Intel® Graphics (ADL GT2) With the driver not installed, “Graphics” in the “About” section of gnome-settings shows Software rendering / Mesa Intel® Graphics (ADL GT2) The GPU “works” and passes rendering to the monitors on the live usb and a fresh install, but stops “working” the second I download the nvidia drivers and reboot. I have tried downloading a different Fedora ISO and reinstalling using that, with similar results. The laptop straight up refuses to log in via Gnome xorg (even with nvidia drivers not installed?), and will instantly kick me back to the login screen if I do not launch via Wayland. lspci and the laptop both recognize that it is connected to the GPU, however, the NVIDIA driver and module does not.įedora 37 will boot with the laptop BIOS logo frozen on one of the monitors & the other black, and will use the iGPU to render instead. This may be an edge case scenario, but I am attempting to connect my Intel laptop to an eGPU with a RTX 3060 so I can both use multiple-monitors, and process GPU intensive projects.
The NVIDIA 520.56 driver installed from the RPMFusion repository OR DNF is completely broken for me. Reposting since I originally thought it was an upstream issue, but not so sure now.
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