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Solved topic for that device - viewtopic.php?t=155967

Probably just need to install kernel 6.5 from Backports and firmware-realtek.

Could you provide the following, it must be there somewhere? ls /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/ Pretty please! :D /etc/apt/apt.conf.d$ ls 00CDMountPoint 01autoremove 20packagekit 60icons 99synaptic 00trustcdrom 20listchanges 50appstream 70debconf Couldn't find anything useful in a quick browse of those.

Could you please check if apt-config-auto-update is installed, or /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/10periodic present? Neither is present. The unattended upgrades config file has two entries, one for the apt update trigger, and one for unattended upgrades. This was configurable in Gnome Software. What is the si...

colinabrett wrote: ↑2024-05-12 05:29 Is it safe to copy sources.list from my main machine to this new install?

Yes.
You can comment out the deb-src lines as well unless you wish to compile packages.

I just checked my VM of Debian Gnome installed from the latest DVD. unattended-upgrades is not installed. Which is a good thing IMO as I prefer to see what is proposed to be installed before allowing it.

I have this exact problem. This discussion was hard to find, after I had been losing hours on this. I just did an "apt upgrade" from Debian 12.0. I don’t even know if my system is able to boot now. grub-install did work though, but not update-grub. root@canneberge:~# update-grub Generatin...

You could try the versions fro MX Linux testrepo. They are more recent than Bookworm and are compatible with Bookworm. I'm pretty sure I've seen posts on their forum saying they are built with NVENC support. Download obs-studio_30.0.0-0.1~mx23+2_amd64.deb and obs-plugins_30.0.0-0.1~mx23+2_amd64.deb...

You could try the versions fro MX Linux testrepo. They are more recent than Bookworm and are compatible with Bookworm. I'm pretty sure I've seen posts on their forum saying they are built with NVENC support. Download obs-studio_30.0.0-0.1~mx23+2_amd64.deb and obs-plugins_30.0.0-0.1~mx23+2_amd64.deb ...

Are you talking about deb-multimedia? It is not an official Debian repo. There a many reports of it breaking systems due to incompatible repos and tragic versioning. Do not enable it! Apparently OBS-Studio uses FFmpeg for encoding and the current version of it and libavcodec support NVENC. See this ...

Nvidia drivers are in non-free section, not contrib. I think the only thing in contrib is nvidia-settings. You need non-free and also non-free-firmware as firmware-misc-nonfree and firmware-nvidia-gsp are required. If you have those repos active, all that should be needed for GTX 1070 is apt install...

This is your camera: Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0408:4035 Quanta Computer, Inc. ACER HD User Facing Apparently there is no module for it in current kernels. You could try compiling a kernel module using this script - https://github.com/Giuliano69/uvc_driver-for-Quanta-HD-User-Facing-0x0408-0x4035-/blob/...

When is accurrded this issue I have downloaded and installed last available kernel and last available Nvidia driver for my device. That's not what I advised to do at all. At the GRUB boot menu, select Advanced Options and there should be an older kernel available which should work, probably 6.1.0-2...

See - viewtopic.php?t=159160

You should be able to boot an older kernel for normal functionality until the new nvidia-driver is available.

Fixed glib2.0 has just been pushed as a security upgrade: - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Debian Security Advisory DSA-5682-2 security@debian.org https://www.debian.org/security/ Salvatore Bonaccorso May 09, 2024 https://www.debian.org/security/faq - -----...

Normally Debian derivative questions such as for RPiOS would be moved to Off-Topic, but as this is definitely a Beginners question I think we can leave it here this time.

As far as I can make sense of it, there was no install candidate for the gpu driver for the new kernel, so it was removed without replacement. But that is only my mostly uneducated guess. A log file is mentioned next to the error message (/var/lib/dkms/nvidia-current/470.223.02/build/make.log). Sin...

Apparently there is a fixed package waiting for approval in security upgrades. If you can't wait, {from the bug report linked above) temporarily downgrade by: apt install libglib2.0-dev:amd64=2.74.6-2 libglib2.0-bin:amd64=2.74.6-2 libglib2.0-dev-bin:amd64=2.74.6-2 libglib2.0-0:amd64=2.74.6-2 libglib...

So the nvidia driver is not available or loaded for that kernel. Kernel 5.10.0-29 was installed by unattended-upgrades on 2024-05-07. There may have been an error building the nvidia module for that kernel. One of the disadvantages of unattended-upgrades is you don't get to see errors if they occur;...

Kernel 5.10.0-29-amd64 was a Bullseye security update 3 days ago. Possibly the nvidia module did not build correctly. Check your log in var/log/apt/history.log System info would be helpful. Post: inxi -CGSxxz inxi may need to be installed. Also show apt list -i linux-image-amd64 linux-headers-amd64

Sounds like you need to report a bug - https://www.debian.org/Bugs/Reporting