Monitor doesn't work when on hybrid mode.

[sticsk]

On my ASUS TUF Gaming FX505DT with GTX1650 and AMD Ryzen 5 3550H, when I'm on Hybrid mode, I can see my monitor on nvidia-settings but it doesn't have any output.

Whenever I want to use my monitor or TV, I have to switch to nvidia in order to get it work and it's pretty incovenient, is it any way to fix this?

[PeterBadzhakov]

Same issue on FX505DT 3750H, 1650. Manjaro XFCE 21.

[bzgec]

Same here:

• Arch Linux
• Acer Nitro AN515-44
  • AMD Ryzen 7 4800H
  • Nvidia GTX 1650-Ti (Mobile)

[tgelter]

Depending on your hardware, you may be out of luck. For example, I have this laptop: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Lenovo_ThinkPad_X1_Extreme

Both the HDMI port and DisplayPort outputs created when using either a USB-C adapter or Thunderbolt dock are wired to the Nvidia dGPU.

[bjsowa]

Nvidia added support for AMDGPU Reverse PRIME with the 470.42.01 version of the driver. I recommend updating it and trying again as it worked in my case.

[tgelter]

Nvidia added support for AMDGPU Reverse PRIME with the 470.42.01 version of the driver. I recommend updating it and trying again as it worked in my case.

I've been testing this out since yesterday morning (thanks for the tip @bjsowa!) and things mostly work. However, I've noticed that if I try to disable my built-in laptop display, I saw some crashes, including when trying to suspend the laptop.

[nwildner]

Hello @sticsk Is this still reproducible on a modern distribution with updated linux kernel, nvidia driver version and using the optimus-manager-git package? The project is facing a revamp so, please stick with the -git version of this package.

Let me know if this issue is still relevant to you ok?

Have a nice week.