St1000dm003-1sb102 Driver

[Karina Edling]

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Hi I'm completely new to Linux never used it before and am getting very frustrated, I seriously need some, geruda goes into blackscreen after booting with my graphics card but boots fine with integrated, I had to install geruda using integrated because I got the same issue with the installation right after selecting open source drivers. but once again worked fine when using integrated.

Also look at this: Switching between integrated and dedicated graphics Garuda Linux wiki

(the PRIME section in particular, note it also applies to AMD cards)

it's fine to use the integrated one by default and only run applications on the discrete one if they need it (games and other graphics intensive stuff).

geruda goes into blackscreen after booting with my graphics card but boots fine with integrated, I had to install geruda using integrated because I got the same issue with the installation right after selecting open source drivers. but once again worked fine when using integrated.

This sounds a little confusing. I suppose you have removed your AMD card, or disabled it in BIOS.

Now that you have installed Garuda, you can install (or enable) AMD card, and boot to see what happens.

Hi thanks for the responses. Usually i have to go into bios and change my pci slot to pci-e it doesnt do it automaticly and it boots fine with the amd card on up until I select boot geruda and then it says something initializing ramdisk for a few seconds and after that my screen goes into standby mode. So my graphics card isnt off when I do this it seems to me like some kind of driver problem and is really frustrating because im usually good with computers but I have always been using windows and decided yesterday to switch to linux for the performance and the bonus of no bloatware but I never realized how different it is compared to windows but I also do love how active and helpfull the community is.

Are you able to boot to a tty when using the pci-e?

To log to tty, when you are in the grub line that you use, press button E go at the end of the linstarting with linux and add a 3 at the end (with a space before...), then CTRL+x

If it works, make sure you have amdgpu in your /etc/mkinitcpio.conf MODULES array.

If I had to make an educated guess, I suspect you may be plugging in your display cable into your motherboard instead of the GPU. Select the bios setting that usually makes the GPU work in Windows and then turn the PC off and plug the display cable into your AMD GPU instead.

I have tried auto install option which is build in.

But I was unable to boot so I came back through snapshot then tried nvidia package a said in arch wiki. Same results so I came back from it again it's a fresh install just installed today. I am using zen kernel I tried driver form nvidia site too but. Shows error saying can't build kernel modules

Hi there, welcome!

There are being several similar issues recently, in relations to recent kernel an nvidia driver updates.

My initial suggestion would be to restore again from snapshot, install the linux-lts kernel

The driver seems correct now.

I don't see the initial part of the inxi with the kernel version.

I don't know the possible reasons for hangs and stuttering.

Maybe check in the Garuda assistant -> btrfs if a btrfs balance is suggested.

You could also give a look at the compositor in the settings to see if there is a notification of an error...

Downgrade mesa to 23.3.5 for the time being, but this can of course break if breaking changes happen (new LLVM or so) but chances that the issue is fixed in one form or another before that are pretty high

Wow - that is some ancient hardware - 10+ years - I guess the issue is just too old hardware and current update just dropping support.

Also: Have you tried to switch from radeon to amdgpu driver?

Those aren't the full symbols, set up debuginfod as described in so you can actually download them. all thes n/a should get replaced with actual references to what it's trying to call which ends up crashing.

This is not a SDDM issue. Both gdm and sddm-git also crashed. I disabled all display managers and started Hyprland manually, also crashed. I then downdraged mesa and could then start Hyprland manually and use it. Renables sddm it now worked. I also have older AMD integrated graphics, AMD PRO A8-8650B R7, 10 Compute Cores 4C+6G

GPU drivers are overriding setting (experienced most commonly with nVidia) or folder permissions being set to read-only. Like if you moved your game to a separate partition then reinstalled/reset windows.

It could also be down to your GFX Card trying to throttle your energy usage (Power Plan stuff) either do to heat or poorly coded core throttling. (Check out MSI Afterburner to adjust fanspeed stuff / hwmonitor64 to see if any of that is able to diagnose heating related problems)

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