Using the applet to upgrade to mageia 6. A small windows appears showing the rpm being upgraded. I move away and my screenlock was actived. When I came back, the upgrade window had a black background with black text...no way to read anything. When the upgrade was completed, a new windows appears .. again, black on black with square characters. I click on what I supposed to be the 'next' button and the computer reboot. When, it create succesfully the dkms module for nvidia and then go back to text mode trying to complete the boot sequence but fail.... I wait 30 minutes but nothing happens....I try to switch to another tty using CTRL+ALT+F2, the screen was flickering asking for login and no way to log in succesfully. Trying to reboot again but still the boot sequence stop (without any error msg) To fix the problem, I boot on the rescue kernel, enter the root password and install the nvidia driver from NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-375.66.run. The next reboot was fine. Hope it will be helpful to others. I was using nvidia driver in /etc/X11/xorg.conf in Mageia 5.
Were you using the NVIDIA driver from upstream in Mageia 5 instead of the nvidia-current package provided by Mageia? If so I think we can't really support such upgrade case, as we have no control over this thirdparty driver and it may very well not support a distro upgrade.
(In reply to Rémi Verschelde from comment #1) > Were you using the NVIDIA driver from upstream in Mageia 5 instead of the > nvidia-current package provided by Mageia? And if that's the case, that's probably something we should add to the Release Notes instructions on upgrading as well as the Errata, to make sure people don't run into the same issue or find a workaround if they do.
Keywords: (none) => FOR_ERRATA6
(In reply to Rémi Verschelde from comment #1) > Were you using the NVIDIA driver from upstream in Mageia 5 instead of the > nvidia-current package provided by Mageia? If so I think we can't really > support such upgrade case, as we have no control over this thirdparty driver > and it may very well not support a distro upgrade. I was using the driver from the nvidia website as Mageia 5 provide only driver version 352 and I had a GTX 1070 which require version 375. But few days before the upgrade, I have installed the update where the nvidia 375 driver had been packaged by your team. I have posted few months ago in the mageia forum how about using the 375 driver but everything failed except installing the binary from the nvidia website. The fix would be to remove the nvidia driver from the nvidia website and re-install the nvidia driver from rpm. I don't know if it is a bug or not but moving from KDE 5 to plasma, I loose all my configuration (widgets/theme/windows settings...)
(In reply to laurent murphy91 from comment #3) > I was using the driver from the nvidia website as Mageia 5 provide only > driver version 352 and I had a GTX 1070 which require version 375. > But few days before the upgrade, I have installed the update where the > nvidia 375 driver had been packaged by your team. > > I have posted few months ago in the mageia forum how about using the 375 > driver but everything failed except installing the binary from the > nvidia website. > > The fix would be to remove the nvidia driver from the nvidia website and > re-install the nvidia driver from rpm. So you mean that you installed the upstream NVIDIA driver, and later replaced it with Mageia's nvidia-current-375.66-1.mga5.nonfree when it was made available as an update? If so, did you uninstall the upstream NVIDIA driver, or did you keep both installed next to each other? > I don't know if it is a bug or not but moving from KDE 5 to plasma, I > loose all my configuration (widgets/theme/windows settings...) That's because KDE 4 and Plasma are completely different desktop environments, and a big part of their settings are not shared, so not ported over during a migration.
Assignee: bugsquad => kernelSummary: Probleme upgrading to Mageia 6 => Problem upgrading to Mageia 6 with NVIDIA driver
(In reply to Rémi Verschelde from comment #4) > So you mean that you installed the upstream NVIDIA driver, and later > replaced it with Mageia's nvidia-current-375.66-1.mga5.nonfree when it was > made available as an update? > > If so, did you uninstall the upstream NVIDIA driver, or did you keep both > installed next to each other? I forget to uninstall the upstream nvidia driver.....I was a bit surprise because when installing the vidia-current-375.66-1.mga5.nonfree, it doesn't require to reboot...not sure if dkms was enabled. > > > I don't know if it is a bug or not but moving from KDE 5 to plasma, I > > loose all my configuration (widgets/theme/windows settings...) > > That's because KDE 4 and Plasma are completely different desktop > environments, and a big part of their settings are not shared, so not ported > over during a migration. I understand. Thanks for your help !
Blocks: (none) => 21340
Priority: Normal => release_blockerHardware: x86_64 => AllCC: (none) => trouduculSeverity: normal => critical
Restoring bug fields to how they were before a troll changed them.
Severity: critical => normalPriority: release_blocker => NormalCC: trouducul => (none)Hardware: All => x86_64
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Resolution: (none) => OLDStatus: NEW => RESOLVEDCC: (none) => ouaurelien