Cannot run Nvidia driver on ASUS ROG GL502VS in LinuxCannot use CUDA, NVIDIA gpu is not detected, ubuntu 14.04NVIDIA Driver causes Segmentation fault of graphical applicationsNvidia proprietary driver on Ubuntu 16.04 causing login loopUbuntu 16.04 nvidia driver login loop even after trying nvidia-364 and nvidia-currentIs it possible to set up CUDA 8 on Ubuntu 14.04 using apt-get nvidia driver?Ubuntu 17.10 stuck in login loop after installing CUDA-9 and nvidia driver 390
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Cannot run Nvidia driver on ASUS ROG GL502VS in Linux
Cannot use CUDA, NVIDIA gpu is not detected, ubuntu 14.04NVIDIA Driver causes Segmentation fault of graphical applicationsNvidia proprietary driver on Ubuntu 16.04 causing login loopUbuntu 16.04 nvidia driver login loop even after trying nvidia-364 and nvidia-currentIs it possible to set up CUDA 8 on Ubuntu 14.04 using apt-get nvidia driver?Ubuntu 17.10 stuck in login loop after installing CUDA-9 and nvidia driver 390
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I'm trying to install Nvidia driver in Linux 16.04 on my Asus RoG laptop. I've tried to install the driver using the .run file from Nvidia website, via terminal, as well as using the software update and apply changes.
But every time I install the Nvidia driver and reboot, I'll be facing login loop, in which every time I login I'll be sent back to the login screen again.
I've also tried every version of the drivers and all of them has the same problem. Is there anyone that can help me? I'm trying to install the driver because I need to use CUDA.
16.04 drivers nvidia graphics login
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I'm trying to install Nvidia driver in Linux 16.04 on my Asus RoG laptop. I've tried to install the driver using the .run file from Nvidia website, via terminal, as well as using the software update and apply changes.
But every time I install the Nvidia driver and reboot, I'll be facing login loop, in which every time I login I'll be sent back to the login screen again.
I've also tried every version of the drivers and all of them has the same problem. Is there anyone that can help me? I'm trying to install the driver because I need to use CUDA.
16.04 drivers nvidia graphics login
edited May 29 at 18:35
Kevin Bowen
16k15 gold badges62 silver badges73 bronze badges
asked May 29 at 12:53
Renaldy LokanantaRenaldy Lokananta
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You can and should install Cuda and the companion driver version directly from the Ubuntu repositories. Using the Nvidia binaries is generally a bad idea. And either way you should disable Secure Boot in UEFI settings. As a last nite on the matter, the old 16.04 may not have the best driver for your card, it may benefit from a newer version. That being the case you should add the graphics drivers PPA first.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 29 at 15:50
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I'm trying to install Nvidia driver in Linux 16.04 on my Asus RoG laptop. I've tried to install the driver using the .run file from Nvidia website, via terminal, as well as using the software update and apply changes.
But every time I install the Nvidia driver and reboot, I'll be facing login loop, in which every time I login I'll be sent back to the login screen again.
I've also tried every version of the drivers and all of them has the same problem. Is there anyone that can help me? I'm trying to install the driver because I need to use CUDA.
16.04 drivers nvidia graphics login
edited May 29 at 18:35
Kevin Bowen
16k15 gold badges62 silver badges73 bronze badges
asked May 29 at 12:53
Renaldy LokanantaRenaldy Lokananta
11 bronze badge
I'm trying to install Nvidia driver in Linux 16.04 on my Asus RoG laptop. I've tried to install the driver using the .run file from Nvidia website, via terminal, as well as using the software update and apply changes.
But every time I install the Nvidia driver and reboot, I'll be facing login loop, in which every time I login I'll be sent back to the login screen again.
I've also tried every version of the drivers and all of them has the same problem. Is there anyone that can help me? I'm trying to install the driver because I need to use CUDA.
16.04 drivers nvidia graphics login
16.04 drivers nvidia graphics login
edited May 29 at 18:35
Kevin Bowen
16k15 gold badges62 silver badges73 bronze badges
asked May 29 at 12:53
Renaldy LokanantaRenaldy Lokananta
11 bronze badge
edited May 29 at 18:35
Kevin Bowen
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asked May 29 at 12:53
Renaldy LokanantaRenaldy Lokananta
11 bronze badge
edited May 29 at 18:35
Kevin Bowen
16k15 gold badges62 silver badges73 bronze badges
edited May 29 at 18:35
Kevin Bowen
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edited May 29 at 18:35
Kevin Bowen
16k15 gold badges62 silver badges73 bronze badges
16k15 gold badges62 silver badges73 bronze badges
asked May 29 at 12:53
Renaldy LokanantaRenaldy Lokananta
11 bronze badge
asked May 29 at 12:53
Renaldy LokanantaRenaldy Lokananta
11 bronze badge
asked May 29 at 12:53
Renaldy LokanantaRenaldy Lokananta
11 bronze badge
11 bronze badge
You can and should install Cuda and the companion driver version directly from the Ubuntu repositories. Using the Nvidia binaries is generally a bad idea. And either way you should disable Secure Boot in UEFI settings. As a last nite on the matter, the old 16.04 may not have the best driver for your card, it may benefit from a newer version. That being the case you should add the graphics drivers PPA first.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 29 at 15:50
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You can and should install Cuda and the companion driver version directly from the Ubuntu repositories. Using the Nvidia binaries is generally a bad idea. And either way you should disable Secure Boot in UEFI settings. As a last nite on the matter, the old 16.04 may not have the best driver for your card, it may benefit from a newer version. That being the case you should add the graphics drivers PPA first.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 29 at 15:50
You can and should install Cuda and the companion driver version directly from the Ubuntu repositories. Using the Nvidia binaries is generally a bad idea. And either way you should disable Secure Boot in UEFI settings. As a last nite on the matter, the old 16.04 may not have the best driver for your card, it may benefit from a newer version. That being the case you should add the graphics drivers PPA first.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 29 at 15:50
You can and should install Cuda and the companion driver version directly from the Ubuntu repositories. Using the Nvidia binaries is generally a bad idea. And either way you should disable Secure Boot in UEFI settings. As a last nite on the matter, the old 16.04 may not have the best driver for your card, it may benefit from a newer version. That being the case you should add the graphics drivers PPA first.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 29 at 15:50
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You can and should install Cuda and the companion driver version directly from the Ubuntu repositories. Using the Nvidia binaries is generally a bad idea. And either way you should disable Secure Boot in UEFI settings. As a last nite on the matter, the old 16.04 may not have the best driver for your card, it may benefit from a newer version. That being the case you should add the graphics drivers PPA first.
– GabrielaGarcia
May 29 at 15:50