johnspack
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| System Name | System2 Blacknet , System1 Blacknet2 |
|---|---|
| Processor | System2 Threadripper 1920x, System1 2699 v3 |
| Motherboard | System2 Asrock Fatality x399 Professional Gaming, System1 Asus X99-A |
| Cooling | System2 Noctua NH-U14 TR4-SP3 Dual 140mm fans, System1 AIO |
| Memory | System2 64GBS DDR4 3000, System1 32gbs DDR4 2400 |
| Video Card(s) | System2 GTX 980Ti System1 GTX 970 |
| Storage | System2 4x SSDs + NVme= 2.250TB 2xStorage Drives=8TB System1 3x SSDs=2TB |
| Display(s) | 2x 24" 1080 displays |
| Case | System2 Some Nzxt case with soundproofing... |
| Audio Device(s) | Asus Xonar U7 MKII |
| Power Supply | System2 EVGA 750 Watt, System1 XFX XTR 750 Watt |
| Mouse | Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum |
| Keyboard | Ducky |
| Software | Manjaro, Windows 10, Kubuntu 23.10 |
| Benchmark Scores | It's linux baby! |
You would think it would be simple right? Nope. To install initially it is pretty simple.. I just use the mainline ppa, which you can add using:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:cappelikan/ppa
sudo apt update
sudo apt install mainline
Then it will show up in System in your menu and you can run it.
You can run it and install newest kernel 5.17.3... however you will have issues when you try to boot it.
No video driver. Either after this, or before, you must make sure you have the nvidia dkms module loaded,
or it can't compile the driver for the new kernel. At this point you should have driver series 510 installed.
So then, do a : sudo apt install nvidia-driver-510 nvidia-dkms-510
Reboot, and you should be able to boot the new kernel with no issues.
Fought with this for a few days until I figured it out.... And please, beginners to linux... do not try this! Only for experienced users.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:cappelikan/ppa
sudo apt update
sudo apt install mainline
Then it will show up in System in your menu and you can run it.
You can run it and install newest kernel 5.17.3... however you will have issues when you try to boot it.
No video driver. Either after this, or before, you must make sure you have the nvidia dkms module loaded,
or it can't compile the driver for the new kernel. At this point you should have driver series 510 installed.
So then, do a : sudo apt install nvidia-driver-510 nvidia-dkms-510
Reboot, and you should be able to boot the new kernel with no issues.
Fought with this for a few days until I figured it out.... And please, beginners to linux... do not try this! Only for experienced users.
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