Here is an image of the console when it stops booting.
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On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 8:47 AM, linux guy <linuxguy123@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
OS experience: F21 and previous releases ran perfectly on this machineLinux experience: been using Fedora since RH8Video Card: NVIDIA GF116M [GeForce GT 555M/635M] rev a1Laptop: Dell XPS17, i7, 16 GB, SSDI know that the nvidia driver is proprietary software.Background Info
Neither F22 nor F23 will boot on my laptop with kernels from the last 2 week or so and the latest nvidia drivers. When I attempt these kernel/driver combinations, it stops on the console screen which then begins flashing about once per second. My laptop boots normally and runs fine if I use the nouveau driver.
Does anyone know the cause or a work around for this situation ?Current kernel: 4.2.2-300.fc23 x86_64Current driver: 352.41-1, built by akmod. Log says it built and installed properly.I first observed the issue with a couple kernels in F22. I avoided them and ran with older kernels. When I updated to F23, for other reasons, the kernels that ran became unavailable. Now I have no kernels that will run with the nvidia driver.I might be jumping the gun saying this is a video driver problem. All I know is the console freezes during boot and the screen flashes. I could try to get an image of the screen content with my SLR if it would help.This is my first post to the testing list. Be gentle !Also: where is the correct place to get nvidia updates from ? Right now I am using rpmfusion=rawhide. But I've seen people stating they are using a newer nvidia driver. Where are they getting it from ?Thanks.
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