Tested on: Archlinux, Ubuntu 16.04, Opensuse Tumbleweed, and Archlinux (again)
Bumblebee works fine when starting it after the system boots up. Setting it to start at boot causes the entire system to hang (kernel hard lock, not just graphics.)
Uses bbswitch for powersaving, and proprietary NVidia drivers. booting with acpi_osi=! acpi_osi="Windows 2009" as workaround has no effect, as does turning on the Nvidia card with bbswitch prior to launching X.
system: MSI gl62-6qf
i7-6700HQ
12GB DDR4
NVidia GTX 960m graphics
3 drives (128GB generic M2 SSD, 2TB Seagate M007 Hard drive, and 500GB Evo 850 SSD)
Lekensteyn
commented
8 years ago
Tested on: Archlinux, Ubuntu 16.04, Opensuse Tumbleweed, and Archlinux (again) Bumblebee works fine when starting it after the system boots up. Setting it to start at boot causes the entire system to hang (kernel hard lock, not just graphics.) Uses bbswitch for powersaving, and proprietary NVidia drivers. booting with acpi_osi=! acpi_osi="Windows 2009" as workaround has no effect, as does turning on the Nvidia card with bbswitch prior to launching X. system: MSI gl62-6qf i7-6700HQ 12GB DDR4 NVidia GTX 960m graphics 3 drives (128GB generic M2 SSD, 2TB Seagate M007 Hard drive, and 500GB Evo 850 SSD)