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1. #Arch linux lxde stuck at reached target graphical interface how to#
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#Arch linux lxde stuck at reached target graphical interface how to#

There are multiple ways how to enable VAAPI hardware acceleration on the Linux platform.įor Intel HD 520 there are at least three VAAPI drivers I know of that enable hardware accelerated video playback:

#Arch linux lxde stuck at reached target graphical interface install#

Intel GPUs don't yet support VDPAU API, and there is no need to install translation layer packages to map VDPAU calls to VAAPI because it always be less efficient and slower than VAAPI optimized application.

Intel uses VAAPI to offload video decoding to the graphics processor.

#Arch linux lxde stuck at reached target graphical interface driver#

If everything else failed, use the nomodeset Intel driver Benchmark before and after enabling this property to see to what extent affects this property the GPU performance. You can tweak the GPU properties to obtain higher GPU performance, better smoothness or enhanced power-saving features.Įnable framebuffer compression. through hardware acceleration via OpenGL. So, maybe it depends on, whether the window manager is also able to compose the screen smoothly, e. But on my Kabini build with integrated R3 8400 GPU with LXDE and openbox-lxde window manager, the picom composing manager/compositor helped to make the graphical experience under X smooth LXDE - Using a composite manager, Picom (see Installation and Configuration chapters).

#Arch linux lxde stuck at reached target graphical interface windows#

On my Intel HD 520 GPU I'm using vanilla XFCE4 with composing through xfwm4 and it works without additional configuration for smooth windows movement under X-server, i. You don't have to always install use a dedicated compositor, like picom. You'll have to use xf86-video-intel driver and try to work around the bugs." Gentoo Forum "Because of that the modesetting driver is basically useless unless you use a compositor. Therefore "The modesetting driver doesn't support TearFree.". Instead it either generates configuration by itself (recommended), or uses nf and nf when specified manually (only when automatic settings deduction is failing in some way - not tested or recommended). Creating these files resulted in my experiments in getting stuck in the boot messages output and inability to enter the login screen. nf or nf configuration file in modeprobe.d directory, beacuse the modesetting driver is called modesetting, not amdgpu or radeon AMDGPU - Set module parameters in modprobe.d, Intel Modesetting DDX. Keep in mind that With modesetting drivers only module options will work. all parameters for modesetting drivers, can be defined as a kernel parameter in /boot/loader/entries/nf (see sections about bootctl bootloader) example of kernel parameters and example of equivalent modeprobe parameters To query which options current module supports execute commandĪll configuration in the configuration files in /etc/modprobe.d/, i. Modify the setting of the module by inserting the options to the configuration file for the modesetted driver. g.conf and are located in the directory /etc/modprobe.d/. Module options are set in a text file with the same name as the module, e. TO modify a modesetting driver, use module options. xf86-video-intel, xf86-video-amdgpu, xf86-video-ati etc. Work only with xf86-video-* driver of the particular GPU vendor, e.

List all your wired and wireless network adapters Below I will explain how to connect to the Internet via Ethernet and Wi-Fi. It's recommended to use the Ethernet, but Wi-Fi connection is also possible, if your wireless adapter is supported. To install Arch Linux you need to have Internet connection. Now the USB will boot in UEFI mode a shortly you will see the ARCH EFI bootloader.Īfter you get the Arch Linux boot screen, choose Boot Arch Linux x86_64 If your computer (like laptop HP 4530s) doesn't offer you a UEFI boot option for your USB, only the Legacy one, boot from EFI/boot/loader.efi these steps to boot the USB in UEFI mode (make sure UEFI booting is enabled in the BIOS):.I recommend booting the USB and installing Arch Linux in UEFI mode. Keep pressing F8 / F9 / F12 to get boot device selection menu or go straight to BIOS and change boot settings there.

#Arch linux lxde stuck at reached target graphical interface Pc#

Plug the USB drive into a PC and boot from it. Sudo dd bs=4M if=path/to/archlinux.iso of=/dev/sdx status=progress oflag=sync