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[ERROR]Cannot access secondary GPU #653
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Instructions are false. Please provides Xorg.8.log and dmesg output after clean reboot and unsuccessful attempt. |
Xorg.8.log
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What is in your mkinitcpio.conf? In /etc/modprobe.d/? /usr/lib/modprobe.d? |
There is no mkinitcpio.conf in /etc/modprobe.d/ and /usr/lib/modprobe.d/ but content of /etc/mkinitcpio.conf is :
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There is some other info of my system configuration in this thread : |
Sorry I didn’t state it clearly, I was asking for the content of those folders. Please remove Also, provides content of /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ if it still doesn’t work. |
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Did you ever find a solution? I am having the same exact issue after having tried the same suggestions you have. |
No , if you found any solution please inform me too. |
I've just done a clean reinstall of Arch and it works as it used to. Best of luck to you. |
@samanmohamadi Sorry for the long delay without answers. If you’re still having this issue, could you please report content of |
The issue still present but different error:
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OK, I’ve removed unrelated content from your message. I’m quite sure of the problem now, but could you paste the full |
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OK. Do you remember why you added What you could do is the following:
Then try optirun again. Also, you might want to restart X (logout/in should do it) to check whether you have issue with backlight, but you should not have any. |
Well, I’ve received your answer by email but can’t see it here… At #653 (comment) you were having this file and line, but maybe you dropped it since. Anyway, if you have removed |
You'r right ,I made maistake and opened wrong file There is TearFear line and I add
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OK, so that’s a new issue. Can you provide dmesg log? (if you didn’t rebooted since this log, then give the full log, else try run dmesg, optirun, dmesg and paste the diff) |
dmesg fter reboot :
dmesg after optirun (diff) :
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That’s all? Nothing after that? No changes in |
That's all.There is nothing new in |
OK, so now we have to look at the other potential issue. Try the following:
And then retry optirun. |
No change, according to error, it's seems to be a permission issue, am I right ? |
No, the permission error doesn’t matter normally. Put the file back in place, remove every bumblebee related package including the nvidia driver, remove everything still present in /etc/bumblebee (and the directory itself). Then reboot, and after that reinstall the whole thing. |
I have the same problem in Manjaro Cinnamon 15.12. |
@SalahAdDin Please open a new issue with logs. |
No answer from OP, closing. |
This instruction doesn't help : https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Bumblebee#systemd-logind:_failed_to_get_session:_PID_XXX_does_not_belong_to_any_known_session
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