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Latest nvidia card never shut down with integrated mode

Open Mario156090 opened this issue 2 years ago • 11 comments

Bug description:

Nvidia 3060 mobile never shutdown when I set integrated mode from optimus manager

System info image

Display manager: lightdm Laptop model: Asus TUF A15 2021 The version of optimus-manager you are using : latest stable release (optimus-manager). Your custom optimus-manager configuration file: image

Logs: image log daemon.zip

optimus manager log switch.zip

Mario156090 avatar Apr 13 '22 03:04 Mario156090

@Askannz :)

Mario156090 avatar Apr 15 '22 23:04 Mario156090

What makes you think the card isn't shutting down? Have you followed the power management guide?

Askannz avatar Apr 17 '22 02:04 Askannz

What makes you think the card isn't shutting down? Have you followed the power management guide?

Hi @Askannz, yeah, I read the guide. I think my card is not shutting down because in integrated mode state if I run a game always use the nvidia card. With another tool as ubuntu prime inbuild and Pop OS tool the nvidia card does not working anymore in integrated mode equivalent.

Anyway, If I execute nvidia-smi show me the information for the nvidia card in integrated mode when should show me: nvidia-smi has failed because it couldn't communicate with the nvidia driver

Mario156090 avatar Apr 17 '22 03:04 Mario156090

Does it work when you manually try to switch the nvidia card off with bbswitch?

FallingSnow avatar Apr 17 '22 19:04 FallingSnow

Does it work when you manually try to switch the nvidia card off with bbswitch?

How I can do that?

Mario156090 avatar Apr 20 '22 01:04 Mario156090

https://github.com/Bumblebee-Project/bbswitch#usage

FallingSnow avatar Apr 20 '22 16:04 FallingSnow

Same issue here, the Nvidia driver still loads in integrated mode, making it identical to Hybrid mode, my card model is T550. What I want to do is force software to use the integrated Intel GPU, for troubleshooting purposes, so if anyone knows how without uninstalling the Nvidia driver, please tell me...

damian101 avatar Oct 04 '23 19:10 damian101

Does it work when you manually try to switch the nvidia card off with bbswitch?

Just tried it, followed the Arch Wiki, by creating /etc/modprobe.d/bbswitch.conf with content options bbswitch load_state=0 unload_state=1 and /etc/modules-load.d/bbswitch.conf with content bbswitch. The result was that my system didn't boot anymore. Maybe a conflict with Optimus Manager? Or maybe I just did something wrong...

damian101 avatar Oct 05 '23 21:10 damian101

Found this in the system logs: Failed to find module 'bbswitch load_state=0'

damian101 avatar Oct 05 '23 21:10 damian101

Found this in the system logs: Failed to find module 'bbswitch load_state=0'

I looks like you don't have bbswitch installed or the module may not be in your initramfs.

FallingSnow avatar Oct 06 '23 03:10 FallingSnow

Found this in the system logs: Failed to find module 'bbswitch load_state=0'

I looks like you don't have bbswitch installed or the module may not be in your initramfs.

Yes, had to run mkinitcpio -P. Bbswitch can disable my Nvidia GPU.

damian101 avatar Oct 06 '23 16:10 damian101