ewagner12

@derpda Hmm, this seems unusual to me because the arch forum post you linked and all other previous similar issues had an nvidia dGPU that was causing this issue with...

I don't know for sure if it's related, but when I've tried Arch before I didn't include the iGPU driver in the early loading so I would try removing it...

I'd have see logs to know what exactly is going on. If you could attach the `journalctl` output from the boot where the error occurred I could look into that....

It looks like there's a bug in amdgpu right now where the hibernate image may store 2 copies of VRAM: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/[email protected]/ So until that gets fixed the total size of...

Hi @T-X I actually have the same laptop as you, nice. For this hardware switching to the eGPU with the script is only the best when using an external display...

Hi @hertg I tested this more on my system and I found one bug potentially causing unintended behavior in the script related to this issue. If `/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/99-egpu-switcher.conf` exists: Expected Behavior:...

Method 1 and select remove egpu is the "correct way" to unplug the eGPU, at least it is the only way I've reliablely been able to do it without crashing....

@rsemau I'd rather not use device ID because 2 physically different cards can have the same device ID. For example I know some people will run 2 eGPUs or an...

Run this different command to install it: `cd ~; curl -qLs https://github.com/ewagner12/all-ways-egpu/releases/latest/download/all-ways-egpu.zip -o all-ways-egpu.zip; unzip all-ways-egpu.zip; cd all-ways-egpu-main; chmod +x install.sh; sudo ./install.sh user-install; cd ../; rm -rf all-ways-egpu.zip all-ways-egpu-main`

That's correct, applications would default to using the iGPU unless they use the DRI_PRIME enviroment variable or the `PrefersNonDefaultGPU` [desktop entry](https://specifications.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/desktop-entry-spec-latest.html#recognized-keys) or some other way of telling the system that...