#[SOLVED] No HDMI output after systemd-udev starts.

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harsh sierra
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Hi. My computer stops displaying video output during early boot, right after the "Starting systemd-udevd version 257.7-1-arch" line. Before that display is working fine.

I've tried several times to start the situation doesn't change. First the computer boots to systemd, i'll select the regular Arch entry, the Arch Linux splash screen shows up, then the logs and right after the aforementioned line the displays goes blank, as in no signal is detected by the screen.

The computer was recently moved by car. The usual set
up is made of 2 screens over display port but it changed to a single Samsung TV over HDMI when the issue started. It might be unrelated as the computer sat unused for 2 weeks before that.

The issue doesn't seem hardware related as booting into windows works fine. The graphics card is also recognised by windows.

I first tried to reseat the graphics card in its PCIE port.

I then tried start my DE without display. Which seems to work as the keyboard rgb daemon starts as usual upon connection.

I tried chrooting into the Arch partition (it's display works), checking bootloader entries, running "pacman -Syu" and letting it update.

I cannot access the TTY when booted normally, while it does appear to switch to the TTY, the display stays blank.

Relevant setup:
GNOME DE, Wayland, ssdm. RTX 3080ti with up-to-date nvidia proprietary drivers. Intel i7-12700f processor. The computers boots via UEFI. Arch was installed a year ago via archinstall. Secure boot is disabled.

Attached is a picture of the screen right before the HDMI signal is lost by the TV. The signal is lost after this line every time.

tacit portal
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@harsh sierra rebuild initramfs in chroot

harsh sierra
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Alright i'll try that and come back in a few minutes. Thanks for your help.

harsh sierra
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This unfortunately didn't solve the issue. Here is the output log of mkinitcpio which appears to have executed without issues. I unfortunately cannot copy paste this for obvious reasons.

tacit portal
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what gpu?

harsh sierra
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Rtx 3080ti from evga, I don't know the exact model.

tacit portal
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see if it works with the nomodeset kernel param

harsh sierra
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Alright, I'll try that. Thanks.

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Still no video output unfortunately. Here are all kernel parameters used when booting.

tacit portal
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try a different hdmi cable

harsh sierra
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This one seems to work well enough for windows to function normally at the 4k/60HZ resolution. I will still try to find another one.

tacit portal
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working? @harsh sierra

harsh sierra
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I was unable to find another cable

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But I'm pretty confident in the current cable's condition.

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I won't be able to rule that out for now.

tacit portal
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@harsh sierra pacman -Qs nvidia

harsh sierra
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Alright let me just reboot into chroot.

tacit portal
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@harsh sierra try systemd initramfs

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replace udev and base with systemd in /etc/mkinitcpio.conf

harsh sierra
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Like so ? Then i reboot ? Or run mkinitcpio ?

tacit portal
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mkinitcpio -P

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then reboot

harsh sierra
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The start logs have changed but the video still drops after this. There are also some kind of freeze in the video output where no new logs are output for a few instants before the signal is lost.

I was unable to get a better view as it was printing quite fast.

harsh sierra
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Alright, by executing pacman -S linux-lts in the chroot ?

tacit portal
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yes

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you will have to add another systemd-boot entry for it

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@harsh sierra working?

harsh sierra
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I'm writing the loader file

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There were some errors during the installation of linux-lts

tacit portal
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i need the full log

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bigger picture

tacit portal
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@harsh sierra run this

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to fix

harsh sierra
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Alright here is the full log for the linux-lts install

tacit portal
harsh sierra
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And here is the (hopefully) in order log of the nvidia-dkms install

tacit portal
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@harsh sierra

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reboot and see

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remove those from mkinitcpio.conf

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no need when using dkms

harsh sierra
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Okay i'll do that

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Okay it works now ! Thank you very much for your help

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However the display seems to be stuck at 1024x768

tacit portal
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remove nomodeset from kernel params

harsh sierra
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Here were the logs during mkinitcpio

harsh sierra
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I don't see nomodeset in the kernel parameters

tacit portal
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@harsh sierra modinfo nvidia

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in boot

harsh sierra
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The original entry had "nvidia-drm.modeset=1" perhaps this is related ?

harsh sierra
tacit portal
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?

harsh sierra
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I don't understand what you've asked me to do sorry

harsh sierra
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I don't think that the nvidia drivers are loaded

harsh sierra
tacit portal
harsh sierra
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I'm stopping

tacit portal
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pacman -Rns nvidia-open-dkms
pacman -S nvidia-open-lts
reboot

harsh sierra
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Now the HDMI output fails on boot again, the startup goes a lot further than before however.

tacit portal
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pls try downgrading that

harsh sierra
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Alright which version should I get ?

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The second newest ?

tacit portal
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show me the options

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with downgrade

harsh sierra
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I'm not getting the usual menu I think it needs Internet, I'll set it up

tacit portal
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if it does not have internet it will fetch related packages from ur cache

harsh sierra
tacit portal
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the earliest pls

harsh sierra
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Okay

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Still no luck, here is the last log before losing HDMI

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I have a video of the whole startup if that's necessary

tacit portal
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@harsh sierra it's something to do with ur gpu

harsh sierra
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I'll try to stress test it with furmark on windows then

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I think i'll just end up reinstalling everything if it turns out okay

tacit portal
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it doesn't help you learn

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it's an escape

harsh sierra
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Well i feel like i'm running out of options there

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Anyway the GPU survived the furmark Burn-in test with 5200 points

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Which is a little low but it can be explained by the 90% power limit

tacit portal
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@harsh sierra drivers, relating to gpu, it worked when you didn't have them installed

harsh sierra
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Oh yeah right sorry i didn't understand

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Isn't there a way to just remove everything nvidia related to redo the driver installation cleanly ?

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You're right it's certainly driver related, the normal boot entry works when it uses the default driver

harsh sierra
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The non-lts one ?

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The one i used previously

tacit portal
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the normal entry is working?

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brb

harsh sierra
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Yes but not at full resolution unfortunately, I think it's because the installed drivers are made for the lts kernel

tacit portal
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well yes

harsh sierra
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Okay so I tried to update the drivers while inside the regular kernel. It worked for a minute then blanked as before.

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I pulled the logs from right when the screen blanked

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Jul 19 03:06:36 archlinux gnome-shell[39643]: Invalid sequence for VSYNC frame info
Jul 19 03:06:37 archlinux systemd[952]: org.freedesktop.IBus.session.GNOME.service: Consumed 1.105s CPU time, 1>
Jul 19 03:06:37 archlinux gnome-shell[39643]: Gio.DBusError: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownProp>
                                              
                                              Stack trace:
                                                _promisify/proto[asyncFunc]/</<@resource:///org/gnome/gjs/modul>
                                                @resource:///org/gnome/shell/ui/init.js:21:20
                                                ### Promise created here: ###
                                                _initEngines@resource:///org/gnome/shell/misc/ibusManager.js:16>
                                                _onConnected@resource:///org/gnome/shell/misc/ibusManager.js:16>
                                                @resource:///org/gnome/shell/ui/init.js:21:20```
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I guess the driver is getting confused by the TV or there are conflicts between monitor settings

harsh sierra
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It works ?

tacit portal
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... solved

granite gyroBOT
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tacit portal
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do this then

harsh sierra
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Alright

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If anyone finds this later, the solution was to run nvidia-xconfig because ssdm had issues with the driver