Le 28. 08. 12 21:59, Geert Stappers a écrit :
Hello[Please reply to all, including the address 685864@bugs.debian.org] vrom: novice <gavotte@panthere-noire.com> Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2012 03:06:46 +02001. Uninstall the nvidia driver (or somehow stop it from loading)yes . I also tested modprobe -r nvidia`modprobe -r nvidia` removes the nvidia kernel module from memory. It is the undo of `modprobe nvidia`, which loads it in memory. BUT: modprode is MORE then just load and unload, there is also programcode from the kernel module executed. During "load" there is initialization done. The request is uninstall the nvidia module. To remove it from disk. With the effect to stop it from loading and executing init code.2. Rebootreboot .That reboot is to clear initialiastion the nvidia driver could have done.3. Run 'shutdown' Ben.use: shutdown -h nows result reboot.That is the reason for this ticket :-/thank you for your patienceThis E-mail is / was about telling that "uninstall" is more then `modprobe -r modulename` Groeten Geert Stappers all nvidia removed. and tested kernel linux-image-3.5-trunk-amd64 : result is reboot :(
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try to rebuild the kernel.
disable the vesa
video driver except
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