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As drsnx60 noted, no errors seen in the latest log. Looks sane log for old-school configuration without DRM stuff. So what need to confirm would be: Is your computer affected a notebook? If so, the scrambled screen is seen on internal monitor? Or on external monitor (Eizo CS2420) you're...

I don’t use nvidia-settings & nvidia-xconfig pkgs. $ pkg info | grep nvidia nvidia-driver-580-580.159.04 NVIDIA graphics driver userland nvidia-kmod-580-580.159.04.1500068 NVIDIA graphics driver kernel module My etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-nvidia.conf: Section "Device" Identifier "Card0"...

I replaced nvidia-drm by nvidia-modeset on kld_list. I also removed nvidia-drm-66-kmod-580-580.159.04.1500068 completely. # sysrc kld_list kld_list: nvidia-modeset fusefs coretemp sem cpuctl ichsmb cuse libiconv cd9660_iconv msdosfs_iconv udf_iconv linux64 fdescfs linprocfs linsysfs # pkg...

remove nvidia-drm from kld_list, add nvidia-modeset to it. may be even delete nvidia-66-kmod-580 pkg completely while we debug and reboot. the issue is nvidia-drm.ko fights with the other two nvidia*.ko modules.

# kldstat | grep nvidia 23 1 0xffffffff84620000 14a88 nvidia-drm.ko 29 2 0xffffffff84800000 606e418 nvidia.ko 30 1 0xffffffff8a86f000 1662f8 nvidia-modeset.ko # sysrc kld_list kld_list: nvidia-drm fusefs coretemp sem cpuctl ichsmb cuse libiconv cd9660_iconv msdosfs_iconv...

This means there's probably some useful information in the Xorg log file. With exactly this minimal configuration after a failed startup of X (in addition to bakul's request), please post: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | nc termbin.com 9999 and post the resulting link here. pkg query -x '[%R] %o %n...

No success with this minimal configuration. The X Server will terminate immediately after startup

I think the X session fails to start and when it shuts down directly after failure, you see this P2000 colored blobs on the screen. As said before in this thread ,try it without the DRM driver cleanup the installation first . pkg remove the whole...

I am running 15-stable on a machine with GT-1030 but just use nvidia-driver and nvidia-kmod packages (not built locally). 580.159.04. As per Nvidia your board NVIDIA Quadro P2000 is supported by the same driver on freebsd. If it helps in my nvidia.conf file I just have the Identifier and Driver...

Unfortunately building and installing from ports did not solve the problem

If it's the fresh installation of graphics drivers, yes. But if there're already drivers installed via pkg and try forcibly building graphics/nvidia-drm-*-kmod* ports alone, corresponding graphics/drm-*-kmod wouldn't be rebuilt/reinstalled automatically, as there's already the matching one...

Thanks, I just assumed that if I built the nvidia kmod it would pull in drm-66 if needed. I just learned somethng.

In this specific upgrades, don't! This is because this specific upgrade is for security fix. As already pointed out by scottro, try building from ports (at least x11/nvidia-kmod-580 and graphics/nvidia-drm-66-kmod-580 locally would be worth doing. It would be preferrable to build...

I am also on latest for packages, and I don't have this problem. I have found that when I have issues with Nvidia, they've almost always been fixed by me first updating ports to latest, then using ports and building nvidia-drm-kmod from ports. (Maybe nvidia-drm-kmod-580 as I have an older Nvdia...

After upgrading from pkg latest I get a scrambled screen I am on FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE-p9 FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE-p9 GENERIC amd64 Video card is NVIDIA Quadro P2000 Installed packages libva-nvidia-driver-0.0.17 NVDEC-based backend for VAAPI linux-nvidia-libs-580-580.159.04 NVIDIA graphics...

Anyway, it should've been hard works, as (as far as I know) Intel does NOT provide good and readable info. NVIDIA keeps on maintaining lists of currently supported and at which legacy branch specific GPU was last supported in their README. I think this is the best approach. For AMD GPUs, I...

Anyway, graphics/drm-510-kmod and corresponding NVIDIA counterparts are gone on latest (aka main) branch of ports tree. So next quarterly (2026Q3, estimated on early July) should lose it.

I've read the 2nd log at Comment #2 only, but didn't find anything related with iGPU. What came in mind is that there's remnants of old-school /etc/X11/xorg.conf for old-school installation (aka UMS in contrast with KMS) that don't use graphics/nvidia-drm-*-kmod* ports and its screen or monitor...

I still think the problem is more with the X11 server than with the kmod. As another datapoint, even though the X11 server is up and running `nvidia-smi` does not report it as a process on the GPU.

So one thing to confirm could be to compare pkgs cached at both computers. If differs, it would be worth trying sane one to try on broken one. It is because possibly on which commit they were built against affects. graphics/{nvidia-}drm-*-kmod* ports are too sensitive with underlying LinuxKPI...