X: configuring display
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I have CentOS 7 installed on a computer with 14 video cards, 13 NVIDIA and 1 onboard Intel GPU, and a 23" display plugged in the intel HDMI
When I try to start X I get a blank screen. X is running though (I can see the processes)
What am I doing wrong?
My xorg.log and xorg.conf
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I have CentOS 7 installed on a computer with 14 video cards, 13 NVIDIA and 1 onboard Intel GPU, and a 23" display plugged in the intel HDMI
When I try to start X I get a blank screen. X is running though (I can see the processes)
What am I doing wrong?
My xorg.log and xorg.conf
centos x11 xorg gnome
asked Jan 3 at 17:12
Nick M
1013
Very likely you have not installed the xorg driver(s) for Intel and Nvidia. Which Nvidia driver do you plan to use? The closed source proprietary 'nvidia' driver, of the open source 'nouveau' one?
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 9:11
The nouveau driver complains about an unknown chipset for all cards so I am not using it. I also have the proprietary nvidia driver version 384.98 as well as the intel driver. The nvidia cards work fine but the intel one is what I want to use, apparently there's something wrong there.
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 10:10
Please upload the complete Xorg.log somewhere (pastebin etc.) and edit question with a link.
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 17:26
Done...I managed to get gnome to start in 640x480 with these configs, but the nvidia software does not see their cards (error querying enabled displays on gpu 0)
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 17:40
I meant Xorg.log (e.g./var/log/Xorg.0.log, or whatever logs you get), not xorg.conf (unless I'm missing something in your edit).
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 19:59
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I have CentOS 7 installed on a computer with 14 video cards, 13 NVIDIA and 1 onboard Intel GPU, and a 23" display plugged in the intel HDMI
When I try to start X I get a blank screen. X is running though (I can see the processes)
What am I doing wrong?
My xorg.log and xorg.conf
centos x11 xorg gnome
asked Jan 3 at 17:12
Nick M
1013
I have CentOS 7 installed on a computer with 14 video cards, 13 NVIDIA and 1 onboard Intel GPU, and a 23" display plugged in the intel HDMI
When I try to start X I get a blank screen. X is running though (I can see the processes)
What am I doing wrong?
My xorg.log and xorg.conf
centos x11 xorg gnome
asked Jan 3 at 17:12
Nick M
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edited Jan 25 at 20:31
asked Jan 3 at 17:12
Nick M
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asked Jan 3 at 17:12
Nick M
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asked Jan 3 at 17:12
Nick M
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Very likely you have not installed the xorg driver(s) for Intel and Nvidia. Which Nvidia driver do you plan to use? The closed source proprietary 'nvidia' driver, of the open source 'nouveau' one?
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 9:11
The nouveau driver complains about an unknown chipset for all cards so I am not using it. I also have the proprietary nvidia driver version 384.98 as well as the intel driver. The nvidia cards work fine but the intel one is what I want to use, apparently there's something wrong there.
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 10:10
Please upload the complete Xorg.log somewhere (pastebin etc.) and edit question with a link.
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 17:26
Done...I managed to get gnome to start in 640x480 with these configs, but the nvidia software does not see their cards (error querying enabled displays on gpu 0)
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 17:40
I meant Xorg.log (e.g./var/log/Xorg.0.log, or whatever logs you get), not xorg.conf (unless I'm missing something in your edit).
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 19:59
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show 1 more comment
Very likely you have not installed the xorg driver(s) for Intel and Nvidia. Which Nvidia driver do you plan to use? The closed source proprietary 'nvidia' driver, of the open source 'nouveau' one?
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 9:11
The nouveau driver complains about an unknown chipset for all cards so I am not using it. I also have the proprietary nvidia driver version 384.98 as well as the intel driver. The nvidia cards work fine but the intel one is what I want to use, apparently there's something wrong there.
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 10:10
Please upload the complete Xorg.log somewhere (pastebin etc.) and edit question with a link.
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 17:26
Done...I managed to get gnome to start in 640x480 with these configs, but the nvidia software does not see their cards (error querying enabled displays on gpu 0)
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 17:40
I meant Xorg.log (e.g./var/log/Xorg.0.log, or whatever logs you get), not xorg.conf (unless I'm missing something in your edit).
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 19:59
Very likely you have not installed the xorg driver(s) for Intel and Nvidia. Which Nvidia driver do you plan to use? The closed source proprietary 'nvidia' driver, of the open source 'nouveau' one?
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 9:11
Very likely you have not installed the xorg driver(s) for Intel and Nvidia. Which Nvidia driver do you plan to use? The closed source proprietary 'nvidia' driver, of the open source 'nouveau' one?
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 9:11
The nouveau driver complains about an unknown chipset for all cards so I am not using it. I also have the proprietary nvidia driver version 384.98 as well as the intel driver. The nvidia cards work fine but the intel one is what I want to use, apparently there's something wrong there.
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 10:10
The nouveau driver complains about an unknown chipset for all cards so I am not using it. I also have the proprietary nvidia driver version 384.98 as well as the intel driver. The nvidia cards work fine but the intel one is what I want to use, apparently there's something wrong there.
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 10:10
Please upload the complete Xorg.log somewhere (pastebin etc.) and edit question with a link.
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 17:26
Please upload the complete Xorg.log somewhere (pastebin etc.) and edit question with a link.
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 17:26
Done...I managed to get gnome to start in 640x480 with these configs, but the nvidia software does not see their cards (error querying enabled displays on gpu 0)
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 17:40
Done...I managed to get gnome to start in 640x480 with these configs, but the nvidia software does not see their cards (error querying enabled displays on gpu 0)
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 17:40
I meant Xorg.log (e.g.
/var/log/Xorg.0.log, or whatever logs you get), not xorg.conf (unless I'm missing something in your edit).– dirkt
Jan 4 at 19:59
I meant Xorg.log (e.g.
/var/log/Xorg.0.log, or whatever logs you get), not xorg.conf (unless I'm missing something in your edit).– dirkt
Jan 4 at 19:59
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Very likely you have not installed the xorg driver(s) for Intel and Nvidia. Which Nvidia driver do you plan to use? The closed source proprietary 'nvidia' driver, of the open source 'nouveau' one?
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 9:11
The nouveau driver complains about an unknown chipset for all cards so I am not using it. I also have the proprietary nvidia driver version 384.98 as well as the intel driver. The nvidia cards work fine but the intel one is what I want to use, apparently there's something wrong there.
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 10:10
Please upload the complete Xorg.log somewhere (pastebin etc.) and edit question with a link.
– dirkt
Jan 4 at 17:26
Done...I managed to get gnome to start in 640x480 with these configs, but the nvidia software does not see their cards (error querying enabled displays on gpu 0)
– Nick M
Jan 4 at 17:40
I meant Xorg.log (e.g.
/var/log/Xorg.0.log, or whatever logs you get), not xorg.conf (unless I'm missing something in your edit).– dirkt
Jan 4 at 19:59