Open jose1711 opened 4 years ago
Did the graphical setup start when you first booted NomadBSD?
There are the following configuration options in BIOS (version 3.22), menu Config
-> Display
:
Graphics Device [Integrated Graphics]
[Discrete Graphics]
[Switchable Graphics]
OS Detection for Switchable Graphics [Disabled]
[Enabled]
For NomadBSD to correctly configure and run X, the Graphics Device
needs to be set to either Integrated Graphics
(intel
) or Discrete Graphics
(radeon
). Further, if the settings is to survive reboots OS Detection for Switchable Graphics
needs to be disabled.
I have no idea how good the support for switchable GPUs is in FreeBSD but maybe a note to disable switchable graphics in BIOS if there are problems detected could make its way into the handbook.
Thank you for the feedback, @jose1711.
I have no idea how good the support for switchable GPUs is in FreeBSD but maybe a note to disable switchable graphics in BIOS if there are problems detected could make its way into the handbook.
We will do so.
Could you please copy intel_setup and ati_amd_setup to /usr/bin
, and copy initgfx to /etc/rc.d
, and try to boot NomadBSD with Switchable Graphics enabled?
Thank you, I will do so but it's going to take a while as momentarily I do not have access to this hw.
Copied the files from repository and reenabled switchable graphics. Now I at least get a text terminal (with both autodetect and VESA). Sadly, X are not working. Will provide more information - just tell me what to supply. Thanks.
On Lenovo T500 notebook I am getting this with NomadBSD 1.3:
Tried disabling
syscons
or usingVESA
but it's still the same. I was able to bring X up usingX -configure
but automatic detection would be nice.