DaVikingMan
DaVikingMan
Can you try removing (/etc/X11/xorg.conf) and rebooting as that might fix the problem?
Which init system are you using?
Try running `sudo groupadd -G 33 nvidia_sddm ; usermod -G nvidia_sddm sddm`
Can you post the output of dmesg after you have ran `sudo /usr/share/acpi_call/examples/turn_off_gpu.sh`?
Also as pointed out in this discussion(https://github.com/geminis3/envycontrol/issues/5), the gpu only turns off in modern NVIDIA gpus so since you're using nvidia-470 driver I don't think your gpu supports that feature.
Can you tell as to how you're testing if your gpu is on or off as according to the output which you had shared regarding acpi_call, all of the lines...
Can you post the output of nvidia-smi after running the script?(Run this when on nvidia mode) Also post the screenshot of the gpu's page in nvidia-settings(you would need nvidia-utils package...
Also, can you try the same in nvidia mode instead of integerated? Can you also post the output file of `powertop` when in integerated mode and when in nvidia mode...
1. By that, I'm referring to try to run the commands in nvidia mode(of envycontrol) as you were using integrated mode for the commands which you had executed 2. By...
Also, as you had in the initial post pointed out about how the blacklist file was causing the problem, I don't think that's the case. And about the errors, envycontrol...