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| disable_nvidia_nouveau [01.12.2016 10:28] – Pascal Suter | disable_nvidia_nouveau [01.12.2016 17:57] – Pascal Suter | ||
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| now restart your xorg and it should find your card at the given PCI id | now restart your xorg and it should find your card at the given PCI id | ||
| + | ===== I want the opposite, Monitor on my onboard card, Nvidia card just for CUDA ===== | ||
| + | in that case you should not need any xorg.conf file, as long as you only connect a screen to your onboard card. BUT, when you install your nvidia drivers, you should make sure that the nvidia glx extensions are not installed, otherwise you won't even have software accelerated glx support which means no more unity desktop and no mor glx applications. in order to do that, you need to pass an additional option to the nvidia installer: | ||
| + | ./ | ||
| + | now your system will still use the standard xorg glx module and hence work with your onboard card. | ||