@ludwigmace Thanks for that link. Looks like I have a different problem (albeit having the same net effect) thus a different bug.
Anyway, for anyone wondering what the PCI ID of their Nvidia card is but not knowing where to look, try
lspci -d 10de: -nn
(to filter out everything by Nvidia)
or just:
lspci -nn
(if you want to see all your PCI hardware by every manufacturer.)
The PCI ID is the XXXX in the [10de:XXXX] that follows the manufacturer and product names
Infocenter has the info too, but you've got to dig through a few layers and didn't immediately pop out at me.
@ludwigmace
Thanks for that link. Looks like I have a different problem (albeit having the same net effect) thus a different bug.
Anyway, for anyone wondering what the PCI ID of their Nvidia card is but not knowing where to look, try
lspci -d 10de: -nn
(to filter out everything by Nvidia)
or just:
lspci -nn
(if you want to see all your PCI hardware by every manufacturer.)
The PCI ID is the XXXX in the [10de:XXXX] that follows the manufacturer and product names
Infocenter has the info too, but you've got to dig through a few layers and didn't immediately pop out at me.