In short:
Desktop computer, running Ubuntu 22.04, GPU RTX 2080 Super
After an update, I turned on my computer, and it went directly to a black screen saying the following 3 lines (also attached as an image):
[ 0.158596] x86/cpu SGX disabled by BIOS
/dev/nvme1n1p1: recovering journal
/dev/nvme1n1p1: clean, 1672564/61054976 files 68378402/244190208 blocks
(The SGX warning is usually there, nothing special).
After this, the computer hangs forever; many resorts didn’t change a thing.
This black screen is loading before anything else (ubuntu sign/motherboard stuff, etc.)
If I disconnect the GPU from the motherboard and connect an HDMI directly to the motherboard, the computer loads “as normal.”
When connecting the HDMI to the motherboard, while the GPU is still connected, I got a large screen in the form of [ STATUS ] MESSAGE; for example - “[ FAILED ] Failed to start NVIDIA persistence daemon.”
I got many of these lines; most of them are “OK,” but some are FAILED. I attached a short video of that, since it’s too large for a single image.
After about 30-60 seconds of showing this screen with the errors, I get a completely black screen with nothing on it.
A bit more details\speculations:
This is my personal desktop, I use it daily, I didn’t install anything special before that happened.
On Friday, 05/10/24, the computer did a large update. I didn’t restart it immediately.
On Sunday when I tried, for the first time since the update, to used the computer I got into this situation. I have since done another “sudo apt update,” but I get the same issue. I can only use the computer when the GPU is disconnected (and using only the motherboard’s basic graphics card)
I couldn’t find any command that would provide me with the nvidia drivers that I’m using (nvidia-smi, etc. don’t work).
I attach the image and video I have and the result from running nvidia-bug-report.sh
Any help, advice on how to resolve this would be much appreciated,
Thanks
nvidia-bug-report.log.gz (113.9 KB)