If all the GPU-related kmods including x11/nvidia-kmod*, graphics/drm-*-kmod and its nvidia counterparts are loaded via /etc/rc.conf, booting into single user mode, remount / (root) as rw and editing /etc/rc.conf may be sufficient and USB memsticks (or dvd drive with burned installer media) is...
If you had graphics working on 15.0-RELEASE, I see no reason why the same graphics cannot work on 15.1-RELEASE. graphics/drm-66-kmod is the default on amd64; it is available as a package (6.6.25.1501000_9) as I've shown you. Otherwise, build from source, as fahrenheit mentioned.
This indicates that you have no packages containing graphics drivers installed on your system.
Are you sure you haven't made a copy/paste error?
On my 15.1-RELEASE using latest, I have:
# pkg query -x '[%R] %o %n %v' '^drm-(51.-|6..?-)?kmod|(^nvidia-(d|k))' | column -t
[FreeBSD-ports-kmods]...
Right, IIUC that means you do not want/need to use a kernel modesetting graphics driver for your intel iGPU because you just deleted it.
For the Nvidia stuff T-Aoki is definitively very much more knowledgeable.
IIUC you have Nvidia graphics but you're using/relying on graphics/drm-66-kmod as indicated by you Xorg log that is selecting modesetting.
Using 15.0-RELEASE settings of quarterly on my sytem show:
[4-0] # pkg rquery -x '[%R] %o %n %v' '^drm-(51.-|6..?-)?kmod|(^nvidia-(d|k))' | sed '/-devel/d'...
This is why I suspect your computer WAS working with Intel DRM kmods from graphics/drm-66-kmod and it somehow stopped working properly.
Note that I'm not using Intel driver (both DRM and old-school one) both on my ThinkPad P52 (and all now-not-working T61 and T420) and Minisforum MS-01, as I'm...
So why did it work before?
I've tried that. I just get "(EE) no screens found". If I add 'BusID "PCI:1:0:0"' then I get a black screen with a white rectangle in the top left corner.
x86-video-nv wasn't installed, installing it made no difference.
So, it's a local machine to which you have direct access to.
Please do the following:
comment out all entries of kld_list in rc.conf
comment out any automatic start of X11 and of a graphical login manager like x11/sddm
boot directly into a commandline and
post the output of pkg query -x...
You stated that you have graphics/drm-66-kmod installed.
This one includes kernel part of drivers for AMD and Intel, in addition to common DRM/KMS support kmods. x11-drivers/xf86-video-intel is NOT needed, as userland part of driver, /usr/local/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/modesetting_drv.so, is...
I never installed any Intel drivers so I don't see how that could have happened.
What I see is that Xorg is failing to detect that it should use the nvidia drivers and is falling back to the scfb drivers and then a bit later there is a crash with SIGBUS.
Something in the quarterly upgrade...
Why? I tried the nvidia drm drivers briefly when I installed FreeBSD. I couldn't get it to work so I removed the drm package and reverted to just the modesetting drivers which worked for the last year or so until the recent quarterly update.
So one possibility is that iGPU was used before upgrading, instead of NVIDIA dGPU Quadro T1000.
In this case, /dev/dri/card0 should be created by i915 driver in graphics/drm-66-kmod and driven (on xorg) by genuine modesetting driver and configurations for NVIDIA drivers didn't matter (because...
Yes it was working fine before pkg upgrade.
Both were empty.
The only drm that I have installed ins
paulf> pkg info | grep drm
drm-66-kmod-6.6.25.1500068_8 Direct Rendering Manager GPU drivers
libdrm-2.4.133,1 Direct Rendering Manager library and headers
Assuming your computer was working with your T1000 sanely, is your /etc/X11/xorg.conf (or splitted out ones in your /usr/local/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ kept sane before and after upgrade?
It shouldn't be touched automatically on usual upgrades, but your /var/log/Xorg.0.log suggests there is no...
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