Hello,
Before I introduce my problem, this is my first post on this forum, and i had no experience with FreeBSD before. I've used Manjaro for a while.
For about 3 days I've been trying to fire up Xorg on my Vaio Svf152a29m (wifi-card changed) with no success on FreeBSD12.1 release. I've read a few posts, suggesting optimus manager, making config files or disabling Nvidia. Unfortunately none of them worked for me. I almost gave up, but i tried FuryBSD due to a fact that it has DE installed. Although i did not installed it due to lack of manual partitioning, i was able to live boot XFCE.
I also tested FreeBSD13 with the same result. The only difference is i don't have to set
Errors i got from Xorg:
(EE) Can't run in framebuffer mode - when there was no 10-nvidia.conf in Xorg user config.d, or trying with intel
(EE) No screens were found - when 10-nvidia.conf was in user xorg.config.d.
Drivers i used were :
-nvidia-driver
-nvidia-driver-390
I'd would be very grateful for any ideas, and I hope i haven't missed anything.
Before I introduce my problem, this is my first post on this forum, and i had no experience with FreeBSD before. I've used Manjaro for a while.
For about 3 days I've been trying to fire up Xorg on my Vaio Svf152a29m (wifi-card changed) with no success on FreeBSD12.1 release. I've read a few posts, suggesting optimus manager, making config files or disabling Nvidia. Unfortunately none of them worked for me. I almost gave up, but i tried FuryBSD due to a fact that it has DE installed. Although i did not installed it due to lack of manual partitioning, i was able to live boot XFCE.
I also tested FreeBSD13 with the same result. The only difference is i don't have to set
mode 2
every time the system boots, beacuse it already sets my resolution. Errors i got from Xorg:
(EE) Can't run in framebuffer mode - when there was no 10-nvidia.conf in Xorg user config.d, or trying with intel
(EE) No screens were found - when 10-nvidia.conf was in user xorg.config.d.
Drivers i used were :
-nvidia-driver
-nvidia-driver-390
I'd would be very grateful for any ideas, and I hope i haven't missed anything.