ewagner12

Can you try editing your xorg.conf.egpu to remove the Section "Module" block and add something like this: ``` Section "Device" Identifier "igpu" Driver "intel" BusID "0:2:0" EndSection ``` be sure...

Hi @LarsJaeger At least for every wayland desktop I've seen so far only one GPU can be primary for a single wayland compositor instance so the only way to do...

@kimasplund 1002:67ef is the device ID for an RX 460, not an RX 580. I'm guessing someone either replaced the internal 580 with a dead 460, or they tried to...

@lgdsgd2000 I assume you're using the "nvidia" proprietary driver? If so then there is no solution right now as far as I know. If you use the open source nvidia...

Thanks for the report, I actually do appreciate people using the script and finding issues with it and stuff. I do have an old nvidia card and Fedora install so...

Well the GT710 I'm testing isn't supprted in 495, but I was able to basically replicate this on driver 470. Digging in a bit more, this looks like an issue...

Ok, I'm away from my egpu setup atm, but when I get back I will look into this. It could definitely be a timing issue like you say

Hey, sorry it took a while for me to get my hands on the hardware to test. On my test system running Fedora 36, GNOME 42.1, NVIDIA driver 510.68.02, Linux...

@Trollwut For the SDDM issue I think that is down to SDDM still using X on the backend rather than Wayland. It does look like the script is having an...

@Trollwut SDDM has an experimental wayland backend so if you're on the KDE side I'd just keep on SDDM and wait for the wayland work to be done. In the...