Generally, you will want to run this ONLY if you are unable to figure out what else is stuck on your computer preventing the proper execution of nvidia drivers, but it generally will un-stick your issue if it's because there's a leftover package somewhere that hasn't been properly removed before reinstallation. This script will completely remove and unload modules/drivers and associated libraries that are neccessary for nvidia to operate.

There are a few scripts included for troubleshooting:Ī big undo script: purge_nvidia.sh #Currently only works on ubuntu/deb/apt environments calls dpkg/apt purge. Recompile the initramfs to include the new drivers and omit the old.Blacklist the NOUVEAU driver baseline for default cards (often will cause nice new GPU's to boot into a graphic error).Install the recommended driver for that card based on latest data in the PPA.Run a request to check the hardware of your NVIDIA card.Add the PPA for 'ubuntu-drivers' which handles NVIDIA driver installation repositories.Check for and perform base updates (sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade -y).This script will perform the following actions on your machine: Reboot your machine when prompted to re-initialize your platform with the latest driver available for your host.nvidia_driver_rhel.sh for rhel/fedora/dnf/yum environments. NVIDIA_drivers.sh for ubuntu/deb/apt environments, or sudo. A simple bash script for automatic install of the proper nvidia drivers on Debian/ubuntu How to use this repository:

Ubuntu driver install