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I installed Debian 10.9 on my machine which has an NVIDIA Quadro P620. After the installation, it booted into a black screen. Can anyone help me fix this issue?
I installed Debian 10.9 on my machine which has an NVIDIA Quadro P620. After the installation, it booted into a black screen. Can anyone help me fix this issue?
Only if you let us.
How and what exactly did you install?
By default the Debian netinst won't even install a GUI.
Please boot into maintenance mode and - assuming that gives you a cli prompt - log in and run this command:
Code:
lspci -k
If it gives usable output, do this:
Code:
lspci -k > info.txt
Move info.txt to a USB stick, reboot, show us its contents.
According to this list, the Nvidia Quadro P620 was launched only shortly before the current Debian stable (and the kernel it uses).
Further troubleshooting for such cases is advisable, but my guess is that you will need
To my knowledge Ubuntu defaults to nouveau. Knowing this you installed proprietary nVidia drivers before rebooting and then you got black screen after reboot? Did nVidia driver installation complete successfully? Did you see any errors?
To my knowledge Ubuntu defaults to nouveau. Knowing this you installed proprietary nVidia drivers before rebooting and then you got black screen after reboot? Did nVidia driver installation complete successfully? Did you see any errors?
In the Ubuntu installation process, I checked the "Install third-party software for graphics and Wi-Fi hardware and additional media formats". The installation completed successfully.
I have tried CentOS, Debian and Ubuntu, and they have the same issue. Before installing NVIDIA driver, the OS boot into a black screen. After installing NVIDIA driver, the monitor got no signal instead of the black screen.
When I unpluged the graphic card and used the on board graphic, it worked good. I am wondering if the graphic is error.
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