Hi all,
My gf has an AlienWare with a GTX1080 that refused to startx lately. Sometimes it started, sometimes it didn't. Work around was to start Linux without graphical mode by adding the 3 in the grub kernel line and then after login type startx. I was hoping new updates would resolve this.
Today the laptop received the latest kernel for Leap 15.1 and also the latest NVidia G05 driver 440.82-lp151.25.1
Now it refused to start xorg at all. I can't get it to start. It gives the following errors:
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error
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Ofc this happens at the worst possible time, where the machine is used for a Python class based internet course :(
The machine does have intel GPU on the CPU, but this can only turned on (as far as I know) via a DELL support tool on Windows, which is never ever touched except for Bios updates and AlienWare light changes. So the BIOS setting is still on NVIDIA.
My gf has an AlienWare with a GTX1080 that refused to startx lately. Sometimes it started, sometimes it didn't. Work around was to start Linux without graphical mode by adding the 3 in the grub kernel line and then after login type startx. I was hoping new updates would resolve this.
Today the laptop received the latest kernel for Leap 15.1 and also the latest NVidia G05 driver 440.82-lp151.25.1
Now it refused to start xorg at all. I can't get it to start. It gives the following errors:
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Ofc this happens at the worst possible time, where the machine is used for a Python class based internet course :(
The machine does have intel GPU on the CPU, but this can only turned on (as far as I know) via a DELL support tool on Windows, which is never ever touched except for Bios updates and AlienWare light changes. So the BIOS setting is still on NVIDIA.